This guy's on point. Its another reason why gaming has quickly become one of the most favorable ways to tell a story yet as well. Better than a movie sometimes Better than an animated series sometimes Better than tv shows sometimes Etc. Sometimes even actors get involved in the gaming industry, lending their voice or even allowing full scale character models In their image to lay their voice over. All of that's art, within it, a story is told, a media expresses and articulates the art, and we contribute to the art on a daily basis. Video gaming is the story telling of the future. Books may never be replaced, they will always hold a special value...It all starts there, but within a video game lies many folds of art from a full spectrum of media types that will blend together inside of a game engine. From written and spoken art to drawn art meshed in an interactive story. It peaks our interest to dig deeper, and become apart of the canvas. It deffinitely does make the difference of a piece of art being popular for a year or so...or becoming timeless.