Min-Liang Tan

We have literally not thought through this in great detail.

But the way that we see it is, how do we identify that value to the user?

And from there, we are very clear.

We message this.

This is the value that we see out of this.

And we'll see how we let the market decide.

So as I've mentioned, I don't know if we're going to price it into the hardware.

We're still figuring it out.

But I would say that at the end of the day, the question is how much value you're getting off it, right?

So I mean, I pay for Spotify because I see the value in terms of paying for Spotify.

I get a whole library of music and so on and so forth.

Game Pass, you know, so on and so forth throughout.

There's times of which I would prefer micro...

I mean, I look back and go like, oh, I wish I could just pay one time for this title, right?

There is microtransactions.

There is subscription fees.

But at the end of the day, I think myself as a consumer, myself as a gamer, I would say I would just look at anything.

And I would say if it's worth that amount of money to me, I would pay for it.

Otherwise, I would vote with my wallet.

I don't necessarily see it as AI per se, but I see the kind of value that I get out of it.