https://rhizome.org/editorial/2016/aug/03/an-art-history-for-videogames/


(tl;dr  I-) )

This series of interviews with (self?)conscious game artists is interesting too, though I may be biased as I'm in it. http://www.gamescenes.org/modding/page/7/

Your link is way more interesting. However difficult they may have been to make, and clever they may have seemed at the time, the games described in the 'history of video games' link are relatively infantile (blame it on the technology if you like) -- I'm much more interested in the artistry of current games, which I was hoping to read about in the article (as opposed to game reviews).

Damn. This one is hilarious

https://vimeo.com/177859889