Mnementh on 06 January 2008
I don't think, that a videogame needs to stress the interactivity too much to be counted as arts. Other art-forms restrict often themselves: (modern) black-and-white movies and photographs or poems for example. So a game like final-fantasy that restricts interactivity can also be art. But true is, interactivity is the thing that separates games from other arts.
