Wow, more pointless comments.

Money. Capitalism.

Turns out, when you build a society and culture where you want more more more, and to get that you need money, it becomes very easy to control and turn people.

You're the one somehow bemused at the existence of an article about a part of history (of gaming), which again is a very common thing. Consider therapy.

To follow your bizarre example, we'd never have articles or interviews about 9/11 ever again. Let's just not bother talking to people who were around back then.

Same here, I remember being 15 and sharing the video around school on this amazing new website called Google Videos. I watched that demo multiple times and ate the hype big time, and then we know what happened next.

A few years later, EA ruined Battlefield and I've never bought a game from them since.

Holy shit dude, nobody's forcing you to read it and comment all that drivel.

A website made a recap article about it, including interviews with developers. That's an extremely common practice in journalism. This submission is a recap of that interview. Instead of losing your shit and typing all that out you could have read 4 lines of the article to learn that yourself.

This is such an incredibly vague question. Ahead of its time in what way? Star Trek was ahead of its time by having interracial kisses. Lost was ahead of its time with big-budget action and large ensemble casts. And Netflix's Dark was ahead, behind, and in-between of its time.

This is Project Aluminium.

I never said otherwise. Just sick of the double/triple standards and of our media failing us.

Wait... Do you guys think someone would really do that? Go onto the internet and tell lies?