I’m always amazed at how we interpret “fake” games differently than other art. There’s something there about how familiar we’ve become with interactive media that makes us process a scene like this a bit differently.
I think it has something to do with how the imagination takes off, and we begin to envision what the rest of the world would look like, what lies behind it, is something we will never observe but we can only imagine.
I’m always amazed at how we interpret “fake” games differently than other art. There’s something there about how familiar we’ve become with interactive media that makes us process a scene like this a bit differently.
I think it has something to do with how the imagination takes off, and we begin to envision what the rest of the world would look like, what lies behind it, is something we will never observe but we can only imagine.