/lit/ - Literature

>>4602928
Too bad you provide no explanation as to how exactly vidya can possibly break out of its current parameters. Games which are considered intellectual in this sphere are a drop in the ocean compared to their literary equivalents. Sure, at least they touch upon interesting subjects, but its no real comparison.

Video games are too driven by pre-existing demands, either commercial or simply that of the need for gameplay. Even indie games, where intellectualism supposedly has the best chance to thrive. Even those developers who do make an effort to produce "art" are few and far between, and as I've said before, it doesn't compare.

If you'd like to give some examples please do.

it takes a special kind of post to get /lit/ to react like /a/, well done