It began with a Capital article by Steven Boone, which escalated after Roger Ebert agreed with Boone's sentiment. Unsurprisingly, gamers everywhere have responded, and that includes Forbes contributor Erik Kain, who says Ebert doesn't play video games and should consequently…
Oh, so that's why. He's denouncing his former ways, and believes games to be far too dangerous to be "art." It was one of 2010's biggest stories: film critic Roger Ebert came out and said video games could never be…
Remember when Roger Ebert said games aren't art? That not only set off a flurry of reactionary activity in forums and other online game communities, but those who make our games also took umbrage. Fast Company has a great assembly…
