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Do you think that video games should become a valid topic of studies like cinematography became not so many years ago.
Should games be divided in two categories, those that try to reach a level of realism that bring them closer to cinematography and the games including retro games that sway from realism and are more parallelle to drawn animation.
As video games start to become more real and more paralelles are drawn to cinematography in terms of art, do you think the ESBR still remains valid ? or should games be rated like if they were movies