I found UFO 50 pretty creative. Maybe it’s not the problem of creativity. It’s the problem of monopolistic gaming companies run by people that don’t like games.
Clearly you did not read the article, they aren’t saying there is no creativity or that there is a lack of it, they are saying that monopolistic gaming companies are focused on something else and the output of creative games is suffering.
I found UFO 50 pretty creative. Maybe it’s not the problem of creativity. It’s the problem of monopolistic gaming companies run by people that don’t like games.
Clearly you did not read the article, they aren’t saying there is no creativity or that there is a lack of it, they are saying that monopolistic gaming companies are focused on something else and the output of creative games is suffering.
Or, exactly what I said? I guess you didn’t read the article either by your logic.