It's always a matter prioritization. There are a lot of WoTLK Gold opportunities that we've got developers focusing on at the moment. We've had World of Warcraft, [Guitar and DJ] Hero, Starcraft, , World of Warcraft: Cataclysm World of Warcraft, our new partnership with Bungie. We're looking at a variety of opportunities that we believe could bring some innovativeness to these properties, specifically by enhancing the online features of the player experience as well as the communities.

If you take a examine marketplaces, I believe there's a place where we're witnessing a lot of strength. It's due to the dedicated fans that this is their top priority. It's how they use their time and the entertainment they pick. As we witness an increasing number of installs from the latest innovations and interfaces for users from Sony and Xbox we'll see specific games that are suitable and will offer new ways to improve users' experience. Games like Tony Hawk would be obvious. In a fishing franchise from Rapalla. This kind of feature could improve the overall experience. That's the thing we're focusing on. We don't want to make it available everywhere, regardless of regardless of whether it will give the user an improved experience or not.

Are you skeptical about the long-term viability in the market for casual goods?

I'm confident of its longevity. Just take a look at the macroeconomic conditions. When you look back on 2009 and realize that the typical consumer is cash-strapped. The unemployment rate is in double figures. Job seekers today are concerned about whether they'll find work tomorrow. It has certainly affected consumers' capacity to buy high-end peripherals as we experienced it our own experience in the past. We have a variety of peripheral-based devices available WOW WoTLK Classic Gold and we haven't met our goals due to the fact that consumers are finding it harder to shell out $100. $200 or $120 on the kind of games that are available today.