I wonder if it's less the perception of the art form that changing, than the people in position to voice high brow opinions rotating. My parents still think of

I wonder if it's less the perception of the art form that changing, than the people in position to voice high brow opinions rotating. My parents still think of NES games as silly blocks on the silly TV. But their generation progressively gives up on writing articles in magazines or curating expositions in museums, whereas people now in their 40s who loved and still love NES games are now in charge.