Certainly, the re-convergence between Hwood and the interactive industry is the big story. this will be a brief comment, but the way this relationship is playing out scares me, as a member of the interactive field. seems like games are just starting to mimic hwood, rather than developing innovative experiences that are specifically interactive. frightening to think about the state of video games in a few years -- will everything just be licensed? I shudder to think of: Dude, Where's My Car? the game.