Re:A Father’s Video Game About His Son’s Terminal Cancer
by eropple on Thursday July 23, 2015 @04:12PM
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The use of the word "game" to describe interactive media is an unfortunate one, largely because your reaction is understandable through the parsing of the word--though you must couple it with aggressive rejection of context, as you have in this case, to find strict parsing to be a good way to derive meaning.
Or, put another way: I don't think your distaste for what other people think of the potential of a piece of art oozes through quite sufficiently. Could you perhaps try to be a little bit more of a jerk about it, while doing even more to assume facts not in evidence?
Or, put another way: I don't think your distaste for what other people think of the potential of a piece of art oozes through quite sufficiently. Could you perhaps try to be a little bit more of a jerk about it, while doing even more to assume facts not in evidence?
Thanks in advance.