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As I read your comments I recognize myself in them. I simply can't put down 70+ hours on an RPG anymore because I know other games will be coming out by the time I even get half way through. It's because I get to play in smaller sessions of about 1 hour or 2. Gone are the days I could just sit all day long and level up Cecil or Sabin into gods. So it's hard to appreciate games like Oblivion which an hour is not enough to accomplish anything. So when I game I want to get the feeling that I've done something. So it's down to shooters, action, platformers. Anything that is a quick pick up and put down. But believe you me, when Skyrim comes out, I'm taking a day off and working things around so that I can play the shit out of it."
This is only constructive criticism here but I feel your article isn't really tackling anything particularly new or very interesting. What you're talking about is what we've all been dealing with for years and although you just recently picked up on it, it doesn't make it as new or fresh as you might think. You could've really pushed this article more and gone the extra mile to show how the industry is changing. There are more readily available soundtrack for us to buy at affordable prices and how it is slowly getting it's time in the spotlight as with Civilization's IV grammy award. All in all though, I hear ya man and I feel ya."
