 So that's what Gaikai looks like now. This is something that they're working on for the future. It's called Gaikai Downloader. And what we're going to do in here is we're going to install the first chunk of this game locally and then stream the rest while we're playing it. The idea is that when you decide to buy a game on Gaikai, you're not going to want to just play it all from the cloud. You can get it on your local computer, but instead of having to wait for that giant download, you can reduce the amount of time you're spending waiting and enjoying the game just after a few minutes. Here we've got FIFA 12. We're already in the game. We're going to start playing it in a moment while it streams the rest and installs it on our computer. Just took a click there in the browser to get it started. Long term, what Gaikai is looking at doing is a hybrid model. You can actually start playing instantly using the Gaikai's cloud streaming. And then while you're streaming it, you'll install the first part of the game. And then once the first part of the game is installed, you'll start playing it locally while you stream the rest of the install to your computer. So what it should look like for the end user is a seamless process where you just start playing and when you're done, the game is completely installed on your computer and you can start it up as if you had it all. So now we're going to show you how it works. We're here on the Gaikai Downloader web page and we're going to install Dragon Age 2. Takes a look over here, grabs that install button, clicks it, up comes the process, and over here in the Windows Explorer window, you can see Dragon Age 2 pop up and it's already populating in the computer with these temporary files and here come more. Here come more. Over here at the install window and we're at about three minutes, no two minutes, it's dropping rapidly until we can actually start playing this game while the rest of the files are delivered to the computer so you can have it fully encapsulated on your machine.
 So that's what Gaikai looks like now. This is something that they're working on for the
 future. It's called Gaikai Downloader. And what we're going to do in here is we're going
 to install the first chunk of this game locally and then stream the rest while we're playing
 it. The idea is that when you decide to buy a game on Gaikai, you're not going to want
 to just play it all from the cloud. You can get it on your local computer, but instead
 of having to wait for that giant download, you can reduce the amount of time you're spending
 waiting and enjoying the game just after a few minutes. Here we've got FIFA 12. We're
 already in the game. We're going to start playing it in a moment while it streams the
 rest and installs it on our computer. Just took a click there in the browser to get it
 started. Long term, what Gaikai is looking at doing is a hybrid model. You can actually
 start playing instantly using the Gaikai's cloud streaming. And then while you're streaming
 it, you'll install the first part of the game. And then once the first part of the game is
 installed, you'll start playing it locally while you stream the rest of the install to
 your computer. So what it should look like for the end user is a seamless process where
 you just start playing and when you're done, the game is completely installed on your computer
 and you can start it up as if you had it all. So now we're going to show you how it works.
 We're here on the Gaikai Downloader web page and we're going to install Dragon Age 2. Takes
 a look over here, grabs that install button, clicks it, up comes the process, and over
 here in the Windows Explorer window, you can see Dragon Age 2 pop up and it's already populating
 in the computer with these temporary files and here come more. Here come more. Over here
 at the install window and we're at about three minutes, no two minutes, it's dropping rapidly
 until we can actually start playing this game while the rest of the files are delivered
 to the computer so you can have it fully encapsulated on your machine.