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[Ridwan]

TJPags wrote...

I'm not an expert on art, nor am I an expert on video games, but let me get ths straight:

That is not a video game, correct?

Then it can't be an example of how video games are art, can it?

Nope it can't. Besides video games are as much as art as monopoly is.

[android654]

M25105 wrote...
Nope it can't. Besides video games are as much as art as monopoly is.

Monopoly can be considered a satirical note on modern consumerism and a practice in decadence by means of consumption. So an arguement can be made that monopoly is an audience fueled art piece. Much like interactive theater.

slimgrin wrote...

Sorry.

I've read before where you said you were an artisan and studied art. So I wasn't second guessing your opinion. I do think any relevance pop art has exists in the time it was made. But I do agree that it's "simplicity" in crafting does leave it open to exploitation.

[Barry Bathernak]

M25105 wrote...

TJPags wrote...

I'm not an expert on art, nor am I an expert on video games, but let me get ths straight:

That is not a video game, correct?

Then it can't be an example of how video games are art, can it?

Nope it can't. Besides video games are as much as art as monopoly is.

This is fair since i do love the look and feel along with other parts of borderlands, but then there are your call of duties which are incapable of making progress due to the $ they want to make as aposed to game they know they should make. Which leaves us at an odd place so uh...yea.

[TJPags]

M25105 wrote...

TJPags wrote...

I'm not an expert on art, nor am I an expert on video games, but let me get ths straight:

That is not a video game, correct?

Then it can't be an example of how video games are art, can it?

Nope it can't. Besides video games are as much as art as monopoly is.

Thought so.

So, the thread topic really has nothing to do with the topic being discussed.

Interesting topic, though.  I suppose.  For those interested in art.