PALGN writes: "While E3 has largely found itself to be a mecca for companies to show off their action-fuelled blockbuster titles, once in a blue moon comes a game that dares to be different, that dares to go against the grain of an industry that at times relies to heavily on the tried and true safe option rather than follow the path of creativity. This year that title is Flower, Sony's new PlayStation Network game which offers gamers an experience like no other before it.
For years, pundits have argued over the merits of gaming as a past-time which continues to continuously blur the line between entertainment and art form, and for those of you in the 'consider games to be an art form' camp, then Flower can only be described as gaming's equivalent to the artwork of Picasso."
