well the question for the game industry should be: do we really want to target a audience who doesn't care about the "fun" part and more about the "good locking

well the question for the game industry should be: do we really want to target a audience who doesn't care about the "fun" part and more about the "good locking" part? - actually I'm more a nintendo person, because their games are fun and they don't care about all this fps/monster machine, thingy. I mean I don't care about Call of Duty 1000 or any other re-release with cool looking graphics but minor game play enhancements. well the pc, xbox and ps4 also has a lot of games that are fresh and new and make fun or even a re-release of a game can be great, but most of them are just sickening and after a while I stop playing them. It's really really sad where this industry goes. Well pushing graphics is good, but overdoing it while limiting the fun part, is bad. tl;dr fun > graphics