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>>The word "interactive" when applied to a game usually connotes all video and no game. True enough, but that will change as the technology gets better and the designers get the clue. >>We will see how Origin makes out with BioFOrge which they are labelling an Interactive >>Movie. We'll see. "Interactive movie", "virtual cinema" and all the other garbage would-be game companies like to call their products usually mean "stay away" to me. I can only speak for ourselves, but we have more than recognized the interactivity problem and addressed it. People like to feel that they are playing a role, not watching a small and chugging version of TV. There are quite a few very interesting things that we have recently discovered can be done with video, and they all have to do with enhancing interactivity. You might even end up giving this title a good review. By the way, who do you do reviews for? -MF