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By way of Wonderland we stumbled onto David Hayward's examination of video game aesthetics. Tackling the bane and blessing that is photo-realism in gaming, Hayward's piece talks about how conversations on gameplay often degenerate into musings on the game's appearance, implying that gaming itself is more than just "how it plays," but also, "how it looks."
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