I'm sorry but I call BS. In the author notes it doesn't try to say that games are a bad influence at all. Nor does it try to shame the gaming industry.
The author notes go over why he created the game, and how his childhood experiences and the current state of the gaming industry both affected the creation of the game.
He doesn't even mention Nintendo what-so-ever in the notes, neither does he focus on violence.
You severely miss-interpreted what the author wanted to portray.
He focuses on how video games and their authors attempt to toy with our emotions, and how it can be a much more powerful medium to effect the way people think than with books, television or even social media.
The author notes go over why he created the game, and how his childhood experiences and the current state of the gaming industry both affected the creation of the game.
He doesn't even mention Nintendo what-so-ever in the notes, neither does he focus on violence.
You severely miss-interpreted what the author wanted to portray.
He focuses on how video games and their authors attempt to toy with our emotions, and how it can be a much more powerful medium to effect the way people think than with books, television or even social media.