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| quote: | Originally posted by CONNERMAN2000
In reality, that is hard to say, simply due to the "nostalgic effect" as I like to call it. Games that I used to play as a kid are and will always be better than the games I play today. Simply because I remember loving them so much.
But are the games really "better"?
Well, I WILL say that gaming has become a lot more commercialized in the last 5-10 years, with very few original franchises or properties (mostly sequels, rehashes, and remakes) and a lot more product placement/advertising taking priority over other aspects of the games that should be paid more attention to.
But still, it's all real cloudy as to if games were really "better" back in the day, or if we just see it that way since we always refer to the past as the "good ol' days". |
There are very very few games that can stand beside their grandchildren and still be considered as good imo. Old games were also much easier to make, and gamers expected far less from developers.
Tie fighter is pretty much the only title from (my) yesteryear that I don’t think has been bettered yet.
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