Regarding that last sentence, it's the exact opposite experience for me. I see multiplayer experiences as just a past time, and singleplayer experiences the on

Regarding that last sentence, it's the exact opposite experience for me. I see multiplayer experiences as just a past time, and singleplayer experiences the one that can have a meaning and are valuable by themselves. I think the key point here is what singleplayer games are we talking about, because the offer is more varied than ever.