Abstract: A video game system provides dialog responses based on a natural language model (NLM). The NLM is a language model that receives a language input, such as a dialog selection, audio recording, or natural language text input provided by a user of the video game system. In response to the language input, and based on a corpus of natural language candidate lines, the NLM identifies one or more potential responses. The video game system selects a final response from the identified potential responses and provides the selected response to the user via, for example, one or more display frames or via an audio output.

Abstract: Multi-dimensional enhanced world view experiences are described herein that include: a) at least one software-enabled device, network device, portable device or combination thereof; b) at least one interactive application that provides at least one virtual world overlay, virtual object or combination thereof; and c) at least one physical view, wherein the at least one virtual world overlay, virtual object or combination thereof is aligned or overlaid with the at least one physical view to produce an enhanced world view that is displayed on the at least one software-enabled device, network device, portable device or a combination thereof.

Abstract: Multi-dimensional enhanced world view experiences are described herein that include: a) at least one software-enabled device, network device, portable device or combination thereof; b) at least one interactive application that provides at least one virtual world overlay, virtual object or combination thereof; and c) at least one physical view, wherein the at least one virtual world overlay, virtual object or combination thereof is aligned or overlaid with the at least one physical view to produce an enhanced world view that is displayed on the at least one software-enabled device, network device, portable device or a combination thereof.