Alessandro Michele is pretty much in that same boat, they've both made it clear that presentation cannot substitute content, no matter how hard you try and how much money you waste. Gucci I completely forgot about and by tomorrow I will have done the same with this one.
Galliano on the other hand demonstrates how presentation can enhance great fashion; His mini-documentaries on both his last shows, reveal the underlying layers of meaning he imbues in his clothes and underlines the team effort that makes it possible in the first place. That is presentation that complements and enhances the garments, it does not obscure them nor hide them out of fear that people notice their absolute mediocrity.
P.S: Showing rendered images instead of pictures just played against him, the garments look even flatter than usual.
I'll admit I played the videogame and it's really quite boring and a waste of time, I liked the vibe of the hiking trail that leads you to some weird rave and that moment when the bus magically morphes in front of your eyes but the characters that actually wear the clothes are just annoyances you bump into the whole time. To he honest a normal video where the models walk in these virtual lanscapes and/or a simulator that allows you to style the garments yourself would have been much more impressive.