He glanced toward the door as Tina looked to it and nodded mildly. Seemed like information, even often finding a home here, came at the price of limited by location and involved persons. While it was a good place to start from, it likely would prove cumbersome as time continued here. Accessibility had always been important toward advancement of society, and here too it would hardly be different.

A printing press could prove useful. Not that it was an endeavor he was particularly interested in undertaking, but duplication of materials would be handy, without a doubt.

At the mention of entertainment, his brows raised and a chuckle slipped free. “Games, huh? Guessing that’s how you guys keep from tearing each other’s heads off, huh,” he jested, lopsided smile on his face.