We've already got Quake Live, a browser-based re-release of Quake III with slightly updated graphics. Which means some of your "future vision" has already happened. :O

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"Browser graphics can only be so good"

So I take it the unity engine didn't exist or runescape didn't look as good as it does now when this episode was made right?

I;m a casual gamer but that doesn't stop me from playing games considered for hardcore gamers.

Like Halo 3 and Reach. MMOs. Etc.

I have to say that though I do enjoy casual games, what you define casual games and what I define them are very different. For me I consider casual games as games that take very little skill to master. Whereas hardcore games take a long time to master. Even though one might think RPGs don't take a whole lot of skill to play, it would be possible to consider patience as a skill and thus why it is not very casual. On the other hand, amazing how your prediction about the future of the industry has occurred within a year or so. Pop-in and out games are becoming increasingly popular. The only thing to real fear from casual games is that they will take the place of the hardcore ones, but I am not that concerned. Especially with people making their own games increasingly common, 'hardcore' games in my sense will not die any time soon.

Holy fudgecicles! The Necro-Thinker exists solely because you killed Strawman?............Dammit Bob! Careful where you point that thing!

I do not envy Bob for walking in the snow with jeans,I've been there and I almost got my legs frozen.

Good episode.