Shou Saito, Cooper and others in “Unfinished Business”

I've always liked to make the player jump. Frightened. You get scared, you jump. Afterwards, you feel good. Why?

Cooper

Uh, um, because of the adrenaline rush?

Yes. But mostly because you are still alive. You have faced your greatest fears in a safe environment. It is a release of fear. It liberates you.

Cooper

Yeah. I mean, totally.

What we are working on now is the most personal survival horror game in history.

Cooper

[laughs] Cool.

One that works out how to scare you by using your own mind.

Cooper

Whoa! That... that sounds crazy. Can't wait!

Katie

I'm uploading a neural net package.

Cooper

[still amused] "Neural net packing". "Neuronet". Hmm... Name could use a little work, I think, it's all 90s. I'm just kidding, it's a good name.

Katie

It's state of the art intelligence software. It learns and adapts on the fly. It'll monitor your brain activity and try and work out how best to frighten you, and then adjust to your experience accordingly.

Cooper

Whoa!

Are you ready?

Cooper

Oh yeah. Beam me up! Here we go, lock and load.