Holding out for the information the writer promises to give in later chapters.

I found the reading in Chapter Eight a little bit uninformative. And I have a bit of a criticism for the writer. The reason I found it less informative than the others chapters, is that the main areas it covered in detail are areas I am not really interested in, and do not foresee writing in, specifically games. I know this will come as a bit of a shock to most, but I do not play any of the video games that most guys are interested in. So writing a video game is very low on my list. The criticism I have is that the author for all of his education and knowledge about interactive media and the need to be engaging has not learned how to write a book that is really readable. But I am willing to forestall my judgment until we get further into the book and see if he gets more focused on areas that matter to me. I did like the second to last section where he talks about the need to learn how to learn and that being able to explore what if is important. As a writer and an artist I find that a creative imagination willing to explore uncharted territory is my most important asset. :)