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E3's 'Into the Pixel' celebrates video games as art

E3's 'Into the Pixel' celebrates video games as art
Timothy J. Seppala
Timothy J. Seppala|@timseppala|June 19, 2015 3:19 PM

I've been checking out Into the Pixel my first E3. Seeing video game concept art in a gallery setting is an excellent way to unwind and get a minute or two of respite from the madness of the show floor. It's also a chance to appreciate the downright beautiful art in a format that isn't just a rote, diminutive art book that comes with the "special edition" of a video game. In the video below, Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences president Martin Rae explains what Into the Pixel is and we take a bit of a tour through the space. The standout piece this year? It's from Far Cry 4 and right above this text.

Gallery: Into The Pixel 2015 Collection | 18 Photos

  • 'Battleborn'
  • 'Overwatch'
  • 'World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor'
  • 'Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft'
  • 'The Order: 1886'
  • 'King's Quest'
  • 'King's Quest'
  • 'Destiny'
  • 'Guild Wars 2'
  • 'Armikrog'
  • 'Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'
  • 'The Wolf Among Us'
  • 'What Remains of Edith Finch'
  • 'Far Cry 4'
  • 'Monument Valley'
  • 'Quantum Break'
  • 'Ori and the Blind Forest'
  • 'Never Alone'
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E3 2015: The Art Behind the Games
E3's 'Into the Pixel' celebrates video games as art