@OP
This is just a phase of transition. All forms of industry go through it. It's always rough, ugly and unrefined, but as time goes on it improves.
Telegraph, telephone, radio, black and white tv, colour tv, cable transmision, hd tv. At each iteration there is a natural irrational dislike because it causes disruption with those who are invested with things the way they are. But if that investment is used instead of shunning the new and instead embrace it then they reap and control more of the outcome.
The Wii is the next step to take gaming forward. It is not the absolute direction it will be. If Sony and MS adopt the new direction sooner this separation will be over quicker. There is however an end to all things.
Old time radio programs gave way to the TV sitcom. Well it's time for current game design to give way to what the Wii represents in direction of gaming. This does not mean an end to shows DMC, MGS, but instead encompass a greater broader capability. But like Sony and it's first portable radios it going to take a step back in one value so that it can make the shift in the new value.
Squilliam: On Vgcharts its a commonly accepted practice to twist the bounds of plausibility in order to support your argument or agenda so I think its pretty cool that this gives me the precedent to say whatever I damn well please.
