It's time we consider video games as 'experiences,' not mere products
Film buffs will tell you that nothing is quite like seeing a great movie in a theater on opening night. Hip Hop fans will tell you that seeing Wu Tang Clan perform live is an experience like no other. An art history major might shed a tear by simply being in the presence of his favorite Matisse. Literature enthusiasts will gush about how thrilled they were when they finished their favorite novels.
It all depends upon the kind of experience one gets out of playing video games.
