Patrick O'Luanaigh

We didn't charge for it.

It was a little demo we stuck out at the beginning.

But we got two and a half million YouTube views.

So, you know, we were quite pleased with that to prove there was interest in VR.

So then probably Gunner, because it was launched right at the beginning of the Gear VR and there just weren't many headsets out there.

So although it had a decent install base, you know, when your install base is small, I think we probably hit three or four, maybe 5% of the install market at that point.

But that was a tiny market.

So probably that.

Yeah, maybe even slightly less than that.

So, you know, that was an interesting one.

And actually what was good for us is we tried Perfect Beach soon afterwards.

And that was an experiment.

You know, will people pay to get an experience where they just laze around and relax and listen to an audio book?

And actually people did and people enjoyed it.

So, you know, it gets a good example of the sort of experimenting we're trying to do.

Um, that's a good question.

I don't have those figures on me.

Also, the other thing I will say, and I can't specifically say whether it refers to Ghana or not, but sometimes you do get funding advice and assistance from some of the first parties.

So, um, you know, the headset manufacturers who are working on the headsets want great quality titles and there are...

Um, so we've got a load of different games coming out this year.