fatslob-:O said:
The definition of "science fiction" is imaginitive content of science ... |
No it isn't. Per dictionary.com: "fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes."
But even taking your definition, I'm assuming you never got too far in Xenoblade, since it's more than just the mechs that's beyond what we can do: off the top of my head there's fully autonomous robotic armies, magic-like genetic engineering, post-Turing AI's, cybernetics advanced enough to effectively change one's species, and an entire civilization that's at the Jetsons level. You're being way too narrow in your thinking. Xenoblade is as sci-fi as Star Wars, complete with The Force.
