Why does cinema still exist when video games have surpassed it?

Why does cinema still exist when video games have surpassed it?

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Video games will never be truly art on the same level because of the interactive part specifically.
Interaction diminishes the artistic value immensely because with film, or a book, or a painting you get an exact fixed unchangeable artistic expression delivered to you just like it is intended, while with games whatever other interactive element is introduced only diminishes the original artistic intention and focuses on the viewer/player. Like said, the more a game is considered "art" it has less interactivity in it.

Video games will forever remain merely an entertainment gimmick and nothing more

Shadow of the Colossus is kino

>Why, yes. I am 13 years old and a virgin. How could you tell?

I actually got Kojima to sign that poster. I told him how I wrote a paper on MGS2 in college.

It will never but this moment in the game is very relevant even more so nowadays.

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May I add that Subjectivity makes different people appreciate different aspects of the game. This varies so much that it is a lot of information to absorb. That that's why some people like games for x reason while others do for y reason. The same could be said on why they hate it too.

I actually had sex

there’s no fucking way you aren’t underage

Then why was it remade by an american team and the original creators didn't have any word to say about it? Sound like a souless product to me.