Did the internet partially kill gaming?

I'm in college to be a game/software developer so I've made some games. I should have expanded what I meant. I mean taking the work needed to make the 25 hour game and just making a game with multiple routes. Virtually same amount of work just a different design path.

As to the "perfect game". I disagree, but we're arguing over an idea that doesn't exist, so we'll leave it at that.

You know what I don't get about game development, it's all the same games essentially. The top 10, half of em are shooters, the other half are some form of RPG (dragonquest). These games are all mirrors of other ones who once the "oddman out". Infamous looks like it has promise, but it's just, a lot of games aren't just missing story, it's like playing the same game over and over again lol. Even though most of nintendo games are gimmicky they are at least original, but we all know originality only goes so far.

I guess all the internet did was create a new demographic for game developers to attempt to recreate over and over, do what you do in first player, level up to enhance so you suck less.