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I don't think there is a discussion, or a need to somehow quantify gaming into a norm or field of discussion. It borders into this whole "are games art" debate that is an irrelevancy, sequestered toward the indie section of games development that thinks games should be special snowflakes, rather than the entertainment appliance they're supposed to be. The world talks about games it enjoys or doesn't enjoy, what more else is there? Your average joe basically comments how awesome that Call of Duty game was with their pals. They don't really concern themselves with the deeper underlying nature of the why and when behind what they're doing.
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