Economic Creativity ways to force people to pay for things that they could get for free with zero effort. Copying a file takes no time or effort yet provides a free working copy of the file, so economic creativity is coming up with ways to make that file uncopyable.
When characters are interchangeable, the characters have no meaning and the story suffers dramatically. A situation where either Phoenix OR someone else solves a major problem would diminish the impact of that character facing that particular dilemma.
The last time we got a game by guys who left Blizzard that was supposed to be a cross of something and something, we got Hellgate London. Sooooo not holding my breath. I still can't believe I spent money on that turd.
and at the end of the day, you are not free to express any kind of curiosity or ingenuity with the goods you buy, instead allow your usage of that product to be defined by a third party and enforced by the government. I call it a complete lose for ...
Tetris Attack is dead, long live Tetris Attack I know the genre goes back further than that, but damn it Tetris Attack will always be my true 3-block-matching game.
Ah, so your assumption is that people are born into a natural class That education and support can't uplift people to becoming more productive and that somehow we're born into the part of the bell curve that we're on That's an awfully cynical point of view and is pretty much ...
I wasn't commenting on the artsy-ness of these games: I'm making the point that both these games ARE art working from a different set of rules and meaning and using their exploration of choice in different ways. Just because something is mundane or popular or entertaining or NOT entertaining doesn't ...
