That’s an adjective I never thought would have been used in conjunction with “seizure.”

The whole push for realism is getting on my nerves now. The diminishing returns has reached critical. We need to support quality tools for the artists so they can bring imaginative worlds to life and in less time. Higher detail standards and constantly updated engines do not help this ideal. If you look back at past popular games, they stand on their legs today because of their gameplay and art. Engine improvements impress people for a very short period and yet require a huge time and monetary investment. Thank goodness for “arcade” and “casual” games. They’ve reinvigorated the game development world.