There are many video games out there but a lot of times we forget the fact that there are games for kids and free video games for kids, is something that we don't really think about all the time when we go to buy a gaming system, or even when we're shopping because we're kind of selfish and we just want to game, our own game. However, there are a lot of good games out there that we don't talk about one of them is Khan Academy. Khan Academy is known for developing a very good gaming system to educate kids and help them learn new topics. This can be highly beneficial when it comes to school, and making sure that kids are staying on course. One of the nice, neat things about Khan Academy is that it allows steady development. The child is able to go step by step to learn a new topic, and this can be highly helpful and making sure a child's having fun while gaming. Additionally, there is fortnight fortnight is known for being almost a kids game and itself and allows kids to imagine themselves as superheroes Star Wars characters, and many more childhood prodigies as we look in, we see the rise of YouTube stars on this front, who are children. While it may not be a traditional route for children to make extreme amounts of money. That is exactly what is happening when it comes to fortnight. There's also some other things that allow kids to game and gaming is the real world for kids. And I think Minecraft is a game that has taken the mantle when it comes to kid games, it's been around for years. I remember my brother playing Minecraft when he was younger, and he was deeply into that Minecraft gaming culture, which it was a simple Java game at first that then took off. And now it is what it is today. Netflix also has some games and I know it's not traditional, but there is the Carmen San Diego games, and what Netflix did is they created a choose your own adventure game. And it is also considered a kids game, and people can play that and have lots of fun and make choices that then turn into videos. I think this video gaming platform that was kind of around in the 90s could take off again, especially with high definition. And if you provide people with a lot of choices. I think it could also cut down on gaming cost in the long run because it probably does not take as much money to have a conversation, versus having to create a 3d rendered art work, and then produce that with a full production in a gaming environment so this is something we could see CGI type videos come back into gaming at some point in time. These are kind of the main things and developments that you'll see with children's games in the future. I would expect a lot more educational games that are used in the classroom that use that explorer type feature. We saw this in Assassin's Creed where they created a tour of the ancient world, this would be helpful for children who want to explore their favorite areas in the world, and teachers can also show kids how amazing the ancient world was at one point in time, lots of opportunity on this front when it comes to children's games, and there will be lots of changes in the future.