Definitely takes some getting used to it, and maybe too many degrees of freedom? What excites me though is to see how the medium "Computer Game" starts to break

Definitely takes some getting used to it, and maybe too many degrees of freedom? What excites me though is to see how the medium "Computer Game" starts to break out of the familiar concepts and stops emulating what has existed before. The medium emancipates itself from [what?] like photography did from painting with Henry Cartier Bresson and his "decisive moment". At that time photography stopped doing what had been done with painting before (elaborate portraits that required the models to sit still for a long time), and started doing things that painting could not do: freeze the decisive moment in time. I'm very excited to see all the new things computer games will start doing that we can't even imagine today.