>I'm not a curator or collector, I guess people who play chess or soccer are "curators" and "collectors" considering how old those "game" concepts are? Some p

>I'm not a curator or collector, I guess people who play chess or soccer are "curators" and "collectors" considering how old those "game" concepts are? Some people may only see video games as a replacement for popcorn movies, a vapid session of watching characters talk about meaningless things and occasionally press a button or two as an illusion of interactivity with something. But some of us get attached when there's something actually -good- out of it and time memorable beyond the technology used to build it. Thoughtful set of rules that allow a person to either challenge themselves or others. Some of us will always continue to play Starcraft, Counter Strike, Street Fighter or arcade shmups. They don't need a "revision" much like Chess doesn't need to be modified into a game that isn't Chess and soccer doesn't need to become handegg. Stadia is to gaming what MTV is to music.