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Topic	Are people too critical of modern games?
Mozzezz 11/17/18 3:38:48 PM #5:	My two main problems are, one, that games haven't kept pace with the leaps and bounds in advancements we use to get before. Everything started to really stall out after the Wii and PS3 gen, especially when you count PC. I think some of this is just diminishing returns, but the following problem doesn't help. The other problem is many developers have become content with not really advancing, figuring they'll just move on to the next generation of kids and/or just deal with the gradual advancement of casuals. So most of these new games may in fact be better then the classics, but when you have already been gaming for years, there are still major problems with that fact. --- "Lower your guard and you will allow the enemy in." - Frog from Chrono Trigger (the original alt frog). https://imgur.com/hSc6hOs <cite>Mozzezz posted [p:912571995] in Are people... [t:77211708]...</cite> <quote>My two main problems are, one, that games haven't kept pace with the leaps and bounds in advancements we use to get before. Everything started to really stall out after the Wii and PS3 gen, especially when you count PC. I think some of this is just diminishing returns, but the following problem doesn't help. The other problem is many developers have become content with not really advancing, figuring they'll just move on to the next generation of kids and/or just deal with the gradual advancement of casuals. So most of these new games may in fact be better then the classics, but when you have already been gaming for years, there are still major problems with that fact. --- "Lower your guard and you will allow the enemy in." - Frog from Chrono Trigger (the original alt frog). https://imgur.com/hSc6hOs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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