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August 8th was a day Aya Fujii had been looking forward to for weeks. It marked the release of "The Dog Game 2," a highly anticipated sequel to the popular virtual reality game where players could train, race, and befriend virtual dogs. Aya, an avid gamer and dog lover, had spent countless hours on the original game, and her friends often joked that she knew more about virtual canines than real ones.