I sort of agree with his frustration with gaming. Last decades have phased out games you played a lot in favor of games that have become "log into our monetize

I sort of agree with his frustration with gaming. Last decades have phased out games you played a lot in favor of games that have become "log into our monetized cash register". An example of a game I really (still) love is skyrim. They sell it on gog and you don't have to keep pouring money into it. Newer games seem to be built around psychological pressure to pay or stay in-game, which is more of an addiction or gambling or both. That said, I don't know if elon subscribes to this philosophy. His cars are all online all the time, feeding into the data funnel to train ai.