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I like the opposition of lifelong hobbies to disposable media. Next time someone asks if games are art, dismiss art as disposable media. But seeing art as a co
by zupatol 16y ago
I like the opposition of lifelong hobbies to disposable media.
Next time someone asks if games are art, dismiss art as disposable media. But seeing art as a consumer product is sterile. It's healthier to consider it a lifelong hobby. In the end, conclude that the artist is the one who plays the game, not the author.
I wasted so much time playing the first Steambird, it's great, a masterpiece! I really hope the second one won't become my lifetime hobby.
- johnny22 16y agos/like/liken/ ?
- zupatol 16y agoI was referring to this sentence: Deeper, more meaningful systems yield lifelong hobbies, not disposable media I like how he opposes lifelong hobbies to disposable media. It's completely natural coming from a game designer, but to me it also sounds like he unintentionnaly questions the meaningfulness of art. This inspires me sentences that are not entirely clear, late at night.