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Jiro wrote:I agree but I don't know why.
DonRetrasado wrote:Can you provide an example?
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Kaharz wrote:What about an on-rails shooter? Is that more like a book than a film?
Kaharz wrote:I think that they are all their own types of media with many different styles and genres in each and comparing them is rather pointless.
Edminster wrote:The important thing to remember is that videogames cannot in any way be considered art.
Keef wrote:I think I have to agree with Pitch Hitter here. The majority of video games are closer to books than they are to movies. I suppose you could consider video games interactive movies, but that's what people said about books when I was a kid. What's more, I've seen more creativity in the production of games than I've seen in movies period. The only movies that ever come close are epics like Lord of the Rings, and even those movies lacked the scale and depth of expression presented in the books. Books, movies, and games are each their own art form by my definition. Each have their own merits and their own limitations and I love them all for my own reasons. That said, there are exceptions to every rule.
Pitch Hitter wrote:Well I think my statement stands in as much as comparison is valid.
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