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I don't get what that means. Was there a threshold of french video games that needed to be met before it could be considered "part of our culture"?
I think he means that the other way around, he's trying to remind everyone that France does have video game companies (Ubisoft for one), not that this is a new thing.
Yes actually, most people working in and around the French ministry of culture are extremely snobbish about any art form more recent than film.
I think he wanted to legitimise video games as on par with traditional media like movies and books. As in "are video games art?"