asacatman on 04 October 2009
Well I think your argument is slightly flawed. The 'art' games you listed were all quite recent, when gaming was very popular, and I think the most 'arty' games this generation have released on the wii, like okami (allright that was first on the PS2), madworld and no more heroes. This is because as gaming expands the market for these games expands as well. Back in the 80's and 90's games certainly weren't 'art' by your definition, yet a lot of gamers cite this as their favourite gaming period, despite story taking a backdrop to pure gameplay.
I do agree that there are to many sequels, but that has always been the case, not just when gaming is as popular as it is now.
I blame Wii Fit...+!!!
