Recon1O1 on 20 April 2010
I believe the day is coming when the finest collaborative work of the world's best composers, musicians, writers, actors and artists will be a video game or interactive movie. At that point it will be hard for even the artistic purists to argue against it's inclusion. I hope Mr Ebert is still around to see it. I hope we are.
Showing him HR wouldn't change his opinion but it might give him insight on the medium. I've heard Braid and Flower are well done but far from complex or cutting edge.
VG's have an advantage over most of their entertainment competition in the potential for immersion and interactivity. To me 'Art' seems tied to the quality of presentation rather than the method.
