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Video Games passam a ser considerados como Arte na Europa

Gamasutra - Video Games: Officially Art, In Europe:

"[The French government and European Commission have agreed in principle to fund tax credits for video games, due to their cultural importance - and Gamasutra tagged along with the French cultural minister and Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot to find out why it matters.]"
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