Reminds me of playing Quantum Conundrum on my Alienware FX-enabled laptop. The key-lights matched the color of the dimension you were in (and they were really bright at max settings) so when you played in a dark room the whole room would change color when you switched dimensions. So cool!

I wish we could all get past the irrational cynicism towards "good graphics". How many games out there actually sell on graphics alone? Games that would otherwise be mediocre if they didn't look good?

Oh thank god, I am looking at the PS4 and Xbone with such a lack of enthusiasm. Help me Steambox, you're my only hope!

Oh, I love this! Did I just seriously bring up political correctness? Seriously? SERIOUSLY?! Gee, considering that's what all of your arguments stem from, I suppose it was inevitable to mention it. :)

What am I representing beyond the opinions of a single person? Should the world change to accommodate me simply because I have an opinion and can complain about it?

I've been playing games since the Atari 2600 days and I've never faced any incidences of prohibitively exclusionary actions from male players. My female coworkers and I often game together (we're even in a guild in Guild Wars 2) and we've never been told "Girls don't play these games so get out" by anyone. Ever. Does…

Because this is the corporate world in a nutshell.

"iTunes isn't the worst piece of software in the world (Flash still exists, right?)"

So Pong was added because of its undeniable place in the collective psyche of video game players, and its importance to the history of interactive media.