Oh come on. This kind of thing is done everywhere in media. You either deny that games are a medium or you're under the impression that whatever you read in ne

Oh come on. This kind of thing is done everywhere in media. You either deny that games are a medium or you're under the impression that whatever you read in news publications, books, see in films and TV is the result of the unfiltered creative outlet of the producers. News flash: it isn't. There's heavy editing going on everywhere and just because it targets a specific computer model in this case instead of a more "traditional" product like a novel, film or stage play doesn't make an iota of difference. In fact this demonstrates the maturity of the technology and its use if it gets the same treatment as every other public media.