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Like Most Gen Zers, she's semi- platform agnostic – iPhone, Mac, Nvidia-powered PC system. Thanks to Mark Poppin's review at BTR (BableTechReviews), she "had to have" a new GPU card for her PC because of her two new fave VR games - Beat Saber and Skyrim VR. She used the daughter-to-dad logic, pouted and said, "But Dad, it will be a good investment-- especially when I 'get into' Fallout 4 VR. We're personally not that into post-apocalyptic movies or games but the VR content is a great escape from all the garbage going on in our real world. Since OTT – music, movies, TV - is an integral part of her entertainment, she got excited about Google (Stadia), Apple (Arcade), Amazon (????), Verizon (Gaming) and Microsoft (Project XCloud) getting into the streaming gaming service. Imagine the exciting titles she could play anytime, anywhere and on any screen. The poor deluded girl seriously thinks they care about her gaming experience and convenience, rather than preserving their subscription base, revenue stream. We won't bother showing her Bob O'Donnell's (Technalysis president) new report on the global gaming market because suddenly she'll find out that: • None will be available until the end of the year • Multi-device game play only means their interpretations of multi-devices – Android, Windows, Apple, game system • Building a game is more difficult than shooting a bunch