I’m a little confused by this. My girlfriend and I are both artists, and I certainly consider our work a consumer product. I consider movies I go to see, songs that make me feel something special etc, a consumer product.

Regardless though, attempting to elevate your art by denying the obvious benefits to the particular medium you’re expressing yourself through seems somewhat odd. I can understand “no, I don’t want to” or “creating this game means something to me and I don’t want to see a bunch of idiots putting penis sprites all over it in an editor”, but I’m not quite seeing the mindset behind “it’s not a consumer product,” as it implies prequels and level editors are inherently bad.

Conversely, prequels and the hyper-franchising in the industry has certainly hurt the industry as a whole, but I think that’s a symptom, not the epidemic.

Also I was wondering if you’ll post any updates this week on the video card requirement for the game? Also Steam says the game will be available on March 30 while Impulse says March 31. Any idea which is the correct date?

Thanks!

Also, if the game comes to the PS3 there will be no “extra content”. It is a complete work as it stands.

Braid isn’t a consumer product!

Hello there, why are you not planning on anything else Braid? Could you at least do a prequel, a map pack or a slightly similar game?

One more thing, if you bring Braid to the PS3, will there be ANY extra content at all?

Thanks, sorry for keeping message so brief.