Agreed. What I find amazing about that moment is that from any "conservative" perspective, it's really nothing special - but the mechanical bond the game has b

Agreed. What I find amazing about that moment is that from any "conservative" perspective, it's really nothing special - but the mechanical bond the game has built up with the player until then amplifies its effect. It is a very good example showing that you can still use much of a medium's inherit aspects to great effect even without deviating much from the norm. On a related note: I wonder if John Cage's 4'33" qualifies as art... ;-)