so, they will take more time on making games :)
instead of making a rushed product

It's not the at they are rushing if they don't cater to the "hardcore" it's that there is little demand. Spending months balancing some options that few people will ever use will never happen. It would be a waste of money and time. It's better if games like the Souls series are just built for the hardcore from the ground up.

A developer doesn't need to make their game easier just to cater to uncoordinated players. Not everyone needs to play Dark Souls or The Binding of Isaac. If games are going to be recognized as art as many people in the gaming community want, they should understand that not all art is for everyone.

so that artists, writers and design teams get the recognition of having actual art related jobs instead of computer jobs. plus grants are available for art industry more so than computer industry.

no matter how you look at it. Video Games are art, just some of the world doesn't like thinking like that, or choose not to. Art in its basic form is expressing ones opinions through either visual or audible aids. TV and Movies are considered art, but because we interact with the art, through the controller many people don't want to see it as art.

Don't get me wrong, some games are not made for the art of it but the money, CoD comes to mind, but at the same time, the artists should be recognized. but games like Journey, Witness, That Dragon, Cancer. those are pieces of art.

he also said that 10 years ago while being forced to make metal gear solid games after not wanting to.
he sees himself as the operator of a museum of video games that holds the art. making sure that the lights work, tickets are sold, and such.

his words were that art belongs in museums, to be appreciated, there is museums now incorperating Video games as its a form of media.

he said that art is supposed to speak to individuals instead of the mass audience, but i can guarentee you that not every games delivers the same message to every gamer.

Just becuase Kojima (who i have immense respect for) says videogames aren't art doesn't make it set in stop. and if you started viewing some games, like the ones i mentioned earlier, you may have a better perspective of art and videogames.