Zkuq on 15 February 2009
It certainly seems that the guy who wrote that article has no idea of what this is all about. It's not about who develops the games - it's about what the games are like.
Oh, and lol @ the modding argument. Far Cry 2 (used as an example of a game that can be modded) is very restrictive in terms of modding. You can't modify the gameplay, you can't make single-player maps. All you can do is make very limited multiplayer maps. The same goes for LBP, although I'm not sure if that game even needs more. Still, a terrible argument.
