> This is totally wrong. That's your opinion, just as he had his. I find it interesting that you question his fortitude mere hours after his death, simply beca

> This is totally wrong. That's your opinion, just as he had his. I find it interesting that you question his fortitude mere hours after his death, simply because he doesn't have the same opinion that you do on a topic that resonates with you and that you are passionate about. He probably didn't give two shits until the video game community ate him alive for saying it, then he had to pretend to give one shit. You're also assuming he would have wanted to review video games, even if he saw them as art. He chose to review film and rarely wandered, with the rest of his writing being mostly commentary on things not related to film or the arts; who are you to question his courage based on his choices and preferences? That's like me demanding that you write software for Windows Phone, with the caveat that I'll question your technical chops if you don't. I work with a lot of people that don't like video games. I don't like Brussels sprouts, and some people do. Who cares? Move on.