Blessing Adeoye Jr.

Right.

But I have a couple of towers sitting around the house, like, you know, old Lenovo.

And then just one, I think I bought up.

No.

I bought off Anthony Gaius.

I don't know if it's still that one.

It doesn't matter.

But it's that idea of, like, for those less powerful machines, if I see this badge, I'm going to be like, and this is what I assume are comparable to a Steam machine.

I'm going to be like, oh, okay, then that does mean it can run.

And I think as you see people who are trying to figure out what they can still do with their machine, I think that, yeah, this will speak to them in terms of, oh, okay, cool, this is able to run on a less powerful system.

You think so?

You know, you PC game a lot, too.

Is that a thing that... I think it does because there's going to be the, this runs like dog shit on the Steam Machine page, you know what I mean?

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