It's funny that a man who once denounced the gaming medium as an artform due to its inability to make you cry (despite the arbitrary nature of that condition, not to mention the fact that many would disagree with the assertion anyway) is now behind a puzzle game. Could it be that he has realized that gaming has strength in unique forms of interactivity which other mediums are not capible of, and not in emulating the medium of film? Or is he actually brilliant enough to make knocking blocks over a tearjerking experience?

:p