There's no need to downplay one for the other. They both serve their purpose. We have great selling SP franchises and we've got colossal selling MP titles. There's a market and demand for both.

Gamers need to snap out of pitting everything against each other.

Different tastes.

Some people absolutely love their after-work ritual of putting on the headset and teaming up with their friends for hours. That's no less valid than the person who loves shutting out the world an immersing him/herself in a good single-player, story-driven game.

What's mundane to you isn't necessarily mundane to someone else.

“doing the same thing over and over”

As opposed to single player, where the story changes each play through so you never do the same thing twice /s

Like the other commenter said, single player and multiplayer serve their purposes, there’s no need to downplay one in order to prop up the other

Shadow of the Colossus & The Last Guardian as well

Those wasn't on his list. So no I didn't forget lol. Focus is the key to life

LOL. More than once I've been playing something and watch a video of some lore or deleted content and get a craving to start the game again. I've regularly played that game since it came out.

Its like the final episode of the Sapranos. You gonna go to make a comment and when you click add th-

Timezone thing maybe.... RIP