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It sounds like a lot of the top level comments are missing the point,and think this article is simply about how video games are not useful. I didn't get that at
by closed 10y ago
It sounds like a lot of the top level comments are missing the point,and think this article is simply about how video games are not useful. I didn't get that at all (the first few paragraphs are confusing imo, though), and the paragraph below seems to highlight his relationship with games.
> Working in games has given me so much, and I know that’s true of many others as well. I can’t wait to help finish and release Tokyo 42 with the brilliant duo at SMAC Games: it’s such a vibrant thing that I can see it causing a big stir. I’m looking forward to getting stuck into Frozen Synapse 2 and assisting Ian in fulfilling his vision for it, then moving on to a new creative collaboration we’ve started to discuss. Games allow me to use all of my slightly weird collection of half-abilities at once: I don’t think anything else would do that. They’re a way that I can work on things which really exist, which don’t just evaporate into the air.
- majewsky 10y agoHow does this assess the utility of video games?
- closed 10y agoThe article or that specific quote from the article? The article seems to be directed toward people developing video games, from a developer of video games. That video games have utility in a general sense seems to be a given in the article. (although he may feel some have more utility than others.)