While some critics have spent the last decade arguing about whether or not video games should be considered “art,” NYC’s Museum of Modern Art has been amassing a spectacular collection.
Individual titles from MoMA’s 36-game collection have, at times, been displayed for consumption at the museum, but its latest exhibition, entitled Never Alone: Video Games and Other Interactive Design, gives them an unprecedented amount of space and analysis. Never Alone is about as interactive as a MoMA exhibition could be, with 10 playable games ranging from Pac-Man to Minecraft. All 36 titles are represented through video alongside other curated displays.
