Thanks for this reply. I agree with a lot of it, especially: > Video games are an art form unique from literature and film because you can interact with the wo

Thanks for this reply. I agree with a lot of it, especially: > Video games are an art form unique from literature and film because you can interact with the world. This is the starting point for the entire analysis. I haven't heard much about Halt and Catch Fire, I'll have to take a look at it. > In real life, trying out a couple of single-player video games recommended by different people I've met have deepened my friendship with them, surprisingly more than what I thought. Right? Part of the answer to Why We Play, as sappy as it sounds, is the friends we make along the way.