The majority of video games have been operating under the walled garden model since the days of the NES; while such limitations are annoying, I hardly consider

The majority of video games have been operating under the walled garden model since the days of the NES; while such limitations are annoying, I hardly consider them evil. (As a geek, the frustration is somewhat ameliorated by the knowledge that I can choose to trade time for additional freedom using various gray-hat methods.)