| One thing that has always bothered me about | | | | too? That's how it works. When you can be |
| video games is they are not inter-linked like life. | | | | anything you want to be, go anywhere you want |
| What I mean is that if you are playing a game in | | | | to go, and experience anything you want to |
| a stadium, like football, baseball, or basketball, and | | | | experience, and do so in any sequence you |
| then the game is over, it ends. But you should be | | | | choose, then we will have the essence of the |
| able to get into your Ferrari and go tearing down | | | | next generation of video games, and virtual or |
| the freeway, keeping your avatar or character, | | | | augmented reality worthy of our advances in |
| then could drive to the airport and jump in a flying | | | | computer and personal technology. |
| video game seminar and fly around, maybe | | | | If now, the video games will never truly hit the |
| through the grand canyon, then fly to a military | | | | spot, as they will remain mono-tone, not in the |
| base and jump into a jet fighter and fly to a war | | | | sense of totally boring, but certainly not as fun as |
| zone. | | | | real life, as they are not simulating real life, |
| See that point, because life does not start and | | | | because life does not work linearly and thus, using |
| stop like video games do currently. Think of your | | | | a linear game does not assist your brain in |
| own life for a moment? You go to work, you go | | | | enjoying the experience to its full capacity. And |
| to the gym, you drive down the road, you go out | | | | let's talk about that for a moment too. |
| to dinner, a movie and perhaps you have a hobby | | | | |