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ATVI » Topics » Two things, one in your comment that you just made about Guitar Hero, do you think we could have a handful of artists for the next five years that say, I just made 20% of my annual revenue from Guitar Hero? Is question one.This excerpt taken from the ATVI DEFA14A filed Mar 5, 2008. Two things, one in your comment that you just made about Guitar Hero, do you think we could have a handful of artists for the next five years that say, I just made 20% of my annual revenue from Guitar Hero? Is question one.
But question two, and a broader when one, is that a lot of the games, whether it is Guitar Hero, The Sims, whatever, have the opportunity and already are social networks. Social networks are getting a lot of traction in general. If we look out two years from now and we rank the gaming communities as social networks, how many of them do you think you can have? Is that the right way to think about it? Also, how do you think about leveraging some of the stuff that is taking place in other social networks that are broader, like a Facebook?
Bobby Kotick Activision, Inc. - Chairman, CEO
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