There's a work of art that simply can't be experienced in any comparable way in any other medium. He could play it in 5 minutes.
Art as defined by Ebert in this post, not beautiful visuals or anything like that - which is kind of the wrong way to seek art in games, IMO.
> that simply can't be experienced in any comparable way in any other medium.
This is the crucial bit.
There's a work of art that simply can't be experienced in any comparable way in any other medium. He could play it in 5 minutes.