Games may be more mature than you think

One of the most frequently asked questions about games from the mainstream media (and even some in the industry) is "When will they grow up?" But on Gamasutra, writer and commentator Lewis Denby makes a compelling argument that they're already well on their way to maturity.

Denby points to the current selection of games, which feature much more diversity than in years past, to make his point, saying, "the console wars may continue to rage, but for most of us, it's not an issue. We just want to play, to experience and to experiment with this increasingly enormous digital palette."

Sure, Denby makes a fine case, but we'd still like our games to have a bit more maturity. And by "maturity" we mean "rampant nudity."