> It suffers by not fully committing to the idea. It suffers by committing to this idea at all. Were it not for the exploitative nostalgia, no one would feel i

> It suffers by not fully committing to the idea. It suffers by committing to this idea at all. Were it not for the exploitative nostalgia, no one would feel it was compelling. > It's a nice HTML5 novelty, but just as unusable as all those terrible Flash sites. It is a poor counterfeit. SMB has physics, this does not appear to. Your example of the context switch is another obvious annoyance. How does it's presentation add to the experience? I think it detracts.