vizunary said:
If he meant it in that manner, I'll give you that. The whole interview isn't there, so it is out of context. Honestly though, I think that games have just gotten proportionately as difficult as everything else in our lives. Think about driving, you use to just have a shifter, wheel, gas, brake, and clutch. Now we've got an automatic, which is necessary, so that we can change the 5 CD changer, XM radio, Nav system, OnStar, do your make up, change the kids DVD, all while on that ever so important phone call to Little Johnny's teacher, explaining why he had his pecker hanging out in class today ;)
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The example you gave is a bad one, since automatic replaces clutch. Plus... it really does make life easier. Just talk to the million of Americans who simply can't drive stick shift.
It's a strange statement to say, since it covers so much ground it's neither correct or wrong. Yeah, many things have become more complex, but not necessarily more difficult. The ease of use of the iPhone is a good example. For games though, a lot of times it translates into cumbersome and unnecessary control, like the NHL series. That is something we don't want, and certainly not something one needs to live with!
the Wii is an epidemic.







