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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2012
Page
5
Smithsonian American Art Museum hosts a look at video games as art starring curator Chris Melissinos. Early design limits forced players to imagine stories, while designers like Miyamoto and Crane created iconic visuals with sparse pixels and inventive tricks.
The first Pitfall coding by David Crane in 1982 started a genre of danger avoidance. Donkey Kong introduced a progressing story with Mario rescuing a girl, a platformer form. Pac-Man popularized in game arcs with cut scenes, while Tomb Raider (1996) featured Lara Croft, a pioneering female hero.
Chris Melissinos explains three voices in video games the artist the game and the player. Mass Effect 2 lets players decide Shepard’s gender allies and fate. The Smithsonian exhibit runs March 16 to September 30 and will tour the United States.
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