In an RPG made by Bioware or Obsidian, you might have half a dozen dialogue options to progress from a given conversation. This is one of the most groundbreaking aspects of the gameplay: how it focuses your attention on dialogue. Every video raises fresh questions - why is the main character apart from his kid? What's his relationship with this other woman? - and every revelation you uncover registers as a small personal win. Or maybe that search will reveal another clip entirely. From the response 'I'm not gonna tell you,' you could perhaps infer that the question was 'where are you?' It focuses your attention on dialogue. So if a character starts playing with his beard and talking about the tooth fairy, you can search 'beard' or 'teeth' and see if a corresponding clip appears. The rub is that you only see and hear one side of the video conversation at a time and have to find the other half yourself. All of them involve people talking to each other by video, and all of them mention the word 'love.' You can watch any of them, scrubbing forward and backward. The word 'LOVE' is already typed in, so you may as well hit search. By subscribing, you are agreeing to Engadget's Terms and Privacy Policy.

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