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JazzHand

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2. London
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4. Member Since: Nov 27 2007 8:09:21 PM
5. Last modified date: Nov 27 2007 8:09:21 PM
6. Last visited date: Nov 27 2007 10:09:31 PM
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JazzHand asked Aleks Krotoski: "Historically, society seems to come round eventually to appreciating new artforms like Jazz and comic books. Will Video Games inevitably reach the level of artistic respect that other art has?"
Aleks Krotoski answers: "Yes i believe they will but they will need to grow in many important ways. First, in terms of depth of character and narrative. Second, in terms of input - devices like the Wiimote have shown that games..." Show more»" Yes i believe they will but they will need to grow in many important ways. First, in terms of depth of character and narrative. Second, in terms of input - devices like the Wiimote have shown that games CAN be played by all kinds of people! yet who the heck knows what to make of a PS3 controller? Third, in terms of the breadth of interactivepossibilities on offer. Fourth, in terms of the time it requires. They'll become more sophisticated over the next few years and probabl;y more integrated into our lives and then we'll see a new medium emerge which will have the depth of other traditional art forms "Show less«
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Dec 21 2007 1:20:53 PM
JazzHand asked Anne Collier: "Do games get unfairly treated by censors when compared to other art forms?"
Anne Collier answers: "If you're talking about rating boards (different from censors, I think), I don't think so. I'm not familiar with the UK ones, but the US videogame rating board is actually a nonprofit organization funded..." Show more»" If you're talking about rating boards (different from censors, I think), I don't think so. I'm not familiar with the UK ones, but the US videogame rating board is actually a nonprofit organization funded by the videogame industry trade association, so - theoretically - they'd rate videogames more leniently than movies. But, in fact, each medium is rated by its own industry. I think it's more politicians and the news media covering them that have the biases. "Show less«
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Dec 21 2007 1:01:57 PM
JazzHand asked Dennis McCauley: "Do you think games are scapegoated for societies ills?"
Dennis McCauley answers: "For some people they are…"
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Dec 21 2007 12:40:32 PM
JazzHand asked Dennis McCauley: "Historically, society seems to come round eventually to appreciating new artforms like Jazz and comic books. Will Video Games inevitably reach the level of artistic respect that other art has?"
Dennis McCauley answers: "Hard to say. I don’t think comic books have gotten to where jazz is in the respect category, for example. Games will need to tap into the emotional side more and the visceral side less for this to happen,..." Show more»" Hard to say. I don’t think comic books have gotten to where jazz is in the respect category, for example. Games will need to tap into the emotional side more and the visceral side less for this to happen, I think. "Show less«
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Dec 21 2007 12:35:17 PM
JazzHand asked Dennis McCauley: "The majority of games involve shooting and killing. Is there a lack of creativity in games production?"
Dennis McCauley answers: "I’m not sure that’s true at all. There are sports games, puzzle games, platform games, racing games, strategy games… the more violent ones seem to generate the most publicity."
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0 comment | Topic: Arts and entertainment | Email to friends | Dec 21 2007 12:34:08 PM