Yes. I'll start by acknowledging that price increases are never a positive thing. It's not something we like, we want to make the price as affordable as possible, which is why we held off as long as we could two years after launch, to make it viable for consumers who wanted a Series S. You know this because you're in this market: launching products in it, with the taxes and everything, is very, very challenging.
And even with the price we have now, after the increase, this is, for us, in terms of what we can see from the sales of the Series S [in Brazil], probably the lowest margin in the world from what we get, from the revenue we can get. For me, the most important thing is that pricing happens in a way that makes us viable here in the long term. I need to make sure that my commitment to the consumers here is to run a good business. That's also one of the reasons why we focus on multiple ways for people to play Xbox. People buying a console: I think that's great, we want to be here in a way that makes sense for our business. And we're also on PC, in the cloud, to give people multiple choices in how they engage with us.
