 And here we have the newest entrant into the Gaikai family, one of Samsung's high-end smart TVs. Here in the Samsung Smart Hub, you can see we've got a new icon here in the lower right corner, Gaikai, which is a special thing that they've been working on with a new set of firmware for Samsung's high-end televisions. You want to jump in that right now? I'll show you the interface. Gaikai has told us that this UI you're about to see here can be customized any way the manufacturer is like. Instead of using a Gaikai account, it actually uses your Samsung account, which is cross-referenced Gaikai, so you get all of your save games and all of the games that you purchased and so on when this launches based on that single login. We've got a variety of different games here. We can start up the Witcher 2, and this should load pretty quickly from the servers and jump you right into the full PC version of the title, even though all we've got plugged into this TV is power and an Ethernet cord. Here goes. Nope, one more round. Gaikai stands for the open ocean, they tell us, and that's the literal translation of that Japanese or those Chinese characters depending on... Here's the Witcher 2, Assassins and Kings. We're loading the arena right now, and again, this is only one way to say it, it's a television. Got a little bit of texture pop in there pretty rapidly, as you'd see it on a PC, and now just going to jump into the arena and slay a few combatants for fun. Gaikai tells us just about any USB game controller will work with these televisions. We're using a Logitech one right now that uses the X input system, same one used in the Xbox 360 controller. It's a nice alternative if you don't have an Xbox 360 game controller around. That's the Witcher 2. Let's take a look at another game real quick. Log out. Gaikai tells us there will be a survey here as part of the beta that we'll be seeing when the service launches on Samsung TVs. The beta should give us access to a variety of timed demos of games, which they will be evaluating before they launch the full service at some time in the near future. This is Limbo, a 2D platformer. That's not really a platformer, it's more of a puzzle adventure game where you are running through a dark world trying to find your sister, I believe. It's a very dark, grim little fairy tale of a game, and I like it quite a bit. You can see it takes a little while to load, even though it's a streaming game. But there's room there for pre-roll advertisement if publishers are interested in that. Gaikai says that it's entirely up to the publishers and the TV manufacturers and so on. It's not something that they're going to be starting on their own. Just wake up here and set off through the forest. You can just imagine you've got your Samsung television here, or LG. LG is also a partner of Gaikai's. Rather than watching TV or streaming a Netflix video or watching Blu-ray one day, you can just jump into the app and pick a game to try. If you like it, you'll be able to buy it and play it right on your television. That's Samsung's TV with Gaikai. Thank you for watching.