I'd say that too if I had the money to buy a PS3! =P

I never thought about videogames as "fun", even if a lot of players and developers go on talking about it as it's the only goal to reach when you make a videogame.
But it's not like this. I really think that a videogame must create an Experience, not only fun.
A videogame can simulate every situation you could ever think about: maybe it's hard to do it because it takes a lot of time, but you can really create any kind of Experience.
Fun or sad it doesn't matter.

Well, a lot of developers - the ones not minding so much about money - go on trying to create something innovative. And if you don't look just for fun maybe you can create something new easier.

Anyway, a game which creates and shows the consequences of the things you do is really harder to make - but not to think - then a game where when you kill an enemy he just vanishes and you never heard about him again. There are really a few games where you can see real consquences when you make a choiche, and when it's done in a good way you have FallOut 3 or Heavy Rain.