Instead of incorporating games into exercise, how about incorporating exercise into games?

Shamus Young attempts to make the game industry less dysfunctional by arguing with a rhetorical wall and hoping things change for the better.
Nintendo's demo mode is a bad idea that perpetuates the problem they're trying to solve. But at least they patented it!
Gamers are slowly realizing what tabletop enthusiasts realized decades ago: There are all kinds of players with wildly different preferences, and there's no one experience that can hope to please them all.
You can trace the decline of the PC as a gaming platform back to one seemingly useful innovation: the GPU.
If DRM isn't the solution to fighting piracy, what is? Shamus Young provides 10 (relatively) simple ways to fight the problem.
Publishers don't seem to realize that effective DRM is not just difficult, it's flat-out impossible.
The more people become interested in gaming, the less people will be writing idiotic laws and making ignorant policies to protect us from an imaginary threat.

