>>714992703
It becomes a lot more interesting once its removed from its original commercial context.
Postwar music used to be centered around the idea of going from bar to bar to do live performance, meaning its art outside of that. Similarly paintings only existed as in house show pieces inside of a clan, meaning there is a value to them outside of the context.

This means Video Games has no value inside the context of being current competing products, but instead gain value outside of that time frame.
If the current world order fades, MGS 2 and MGS3 is going to be very artistic.