That's a pretty unrealistic attitude and one that's bound to lead to resentment and all of its associated problems. Most modern managers realize that allowing workers to handle personal tasks at work usually makes them more productive and more loyal. Besides, much of the time it isn't strictly personal. Many of my colleagues and co-workers use gmail or yahoo mail for their professional mailing lists because it's easier to handle the high volume, thread-based correspondence and its accessible from anywhere.

I know what you meant, but I played it at E3. And played it and played it and played it. It was just plain fun. No complications, no overwrought driving physics, no realistic damage modeling. Just fun. I liked the fact that it was fast and simple and pretty. It can compete with the big boys because it's a different beast; it's not as deep, but it doesn't require a mental investment to enjoy.