Let’s talk about board games for a minute. Being the predecessor to video games, they were once the dominant form of gaming in a home environment. Board games like Monopoly were first and foremost interactive and fun to play with a group of people. Fast forward to modern gaming where everything has been made virtual and people gather together in front of their TVs for some interactive fun with a video game. Not much has changed over the years, right? Well, yes and no. Gaming has always been foremost an interactive experience, but now it has transitioned into a form of media and in some cases a form of art. That widened the spectrum of what can be considered a video game.