The author does not play video games, apparently. And (I hope) I'm not gatekeeping - she states it herself in the article: > "I’m excited for this development,

The author does not play video games, apparently. And (I hope) I'm not gatekeeping - she states it herself in the article: > "I’m excited for this development, even though my own avid video game playing ended in the era of BrickBreaker for the Blackberry." So it's likely she has not followed what games were, are or will be through the decades that turned them into major cultural phenomena. I wonder why she felt compelled to write a piece about something that is not part of her universe when there are so many journalists out there with plenty of experience...? I mean, it's one thing if you decide to write about niche stuff being an outsider; but trying to discuss (and influence) terminology of a field that is, by any metric, completely mainstrean... just seems superfluous