Narrative-driven video game, idk. A strong narrative can accentuate a game, but it will almost never make up for bad gameplay if you ask me. Just make TV shows if you don't want to make a fun game.
RPG maker games are an exception to me because I like the turn-based combat. It gets me in a sort of zen mood.
Well, a TV show can't include viewer choice like a game can. TV is also really expensive. I otherwise agree though, however in my case I'd rather they devote their resources to creating a visual novel or a walking simulator instead of a lukewarm action title.
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