Why should they revisit the game later on? Does EA charge you for the game right when you buy it or just later on when they fix it? We have to judge released games as finished products. It shouldn't matter if it is going to improve with time or not, unless they are giving it for free. If they ask for your money now, they should provide the proper experience now.
I feel happier as a gamer knowing that someone proposed an experience like that. Thank you so much for this video, gamespot! To recognize simple aspects of one's life as legitimate subject of representation was a landmark in the history of other art forms like literature and painting. It opened the doors for so many creative works and movements like Realism and Modernism in general. "Suddelly" books and paintings didnd't have to be about big plots and very important/mythological characters. This game may be one of the many signs that the "game industry" (although it is an indie game) is maturing. It may not be the future of gaming but it definitety is a part of its many possibilities. It doesn't always have to be a larger than life adventure (we should remember that games like the sims still contained a lot of fantasy).
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