Judge Corley asks Lee about his particular position on CoD. Lee says there is some uncertainty in the future. He believes there will likely be foreclosure, but also unsure about whether it will be full foreclosure.

🧵90/X

— Florian Mueller (@FOSSpatents) June 27, 2023

Judge Corley now wants to know whether he focuses on CoD with respect to the console theory but when talking about cloud and subscription services it's the catalog. Now Lee says Diablo can have an effect on console sales if removed from PS, not as large as CoD though.

🧵92/X

— Florian Mueller (@FOSSpatents) June 27, 2023

Corley - "But if something is in a subscription service versus non subscription service, doesn’t that benefit consumers?"

— Michael Acton (@MActon93) June 27, 2023

Judge Corley asking him about vertical foreclosure theory and about playing on PC being a substitute for playing a console. That is a market definition question that ultimately also impacts the foreclosure analysis.

🧵94/X

— Florian Mueller (@FOSSpatents) June 27, 2023

Judge Corley now notes that even though a gaming PC (which according to Lee costs $1500) is more expensive, it can also be used for more purposes than a $500 console. So they're now very much in the market definition discussion.

🧵95/X

— Florian Mueller (@FOSSpatents) June 27, 2023

Judge Corley asks if Xbox S has similar price as Switch. Lee says yes, that's the one witht he lower price.

🧵96/X

— Florian Mueller (@FOSSpatents) June 27, 2023

Judge – "when you were talking about the vertical foreclosure theory and you had your Venn diagram you excluded from that people who play COD on PC."

"Doesn’t that suggest that playing on a PC is then a substitute for the console if you make COD exclusive to the Xbox?"

— Michael Acton (@MActon93) June 27, 2023

Judge: Xbox S has price similar to Nintendo Switch?

"It seems to me the obvious inference is that would then compete with the Switch?"

— Michael Acton (@MActon93) June 27, 2023