Yes, there are a few others too. Dark Souls and its emphasis on patience/reward makes you a more conscientious person. The Walking Dead series makes you conte

Yes, there are a few others too. Dark Souls and its emphasis on patience/reward makes you a more conscientious person. The Walking Dead series makes you contemplate the consequences of quick moral choices more than most games I've played. Will Wright has commented on The Sims' relationship with materialism: > People frequently comment on the materialistic bent of "The Sims," but if anybody has played it in that direction as far as they can, they realize that every object you buy is a potential time bomb. They all can break or have some failure state. And so if you start pulling up your house and buy all the stuff, pretty soon you find that you're spending all your time fixing this stuff and they become a giant time sink instead of time savers--which I think has something to say about materialism. And another Will Wright quote that sums up the whole situation: > "Games are not the right medium to tell stories," said Wright in a CNN interview, adding that they're "more about story possibilities." > "Television is a very different thing from video games. It's kind of hard for me to compare."