It would seem more to the point for me to compare something like a game downloaded from steam with a webpage, as that is directly comparing the user experience.

It would seem more to the point for me to compare something like a game downloaded from steam with a webpage, as that is directly comparing the user experience. If you artificially limit the scope to something trivial, anything can work. I mean, that might be interesting for web browser developers, sure, and by all means, use it for that. But what matters is what experiences can be created by it. The web experience for games sucks.