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originally posted in:TFS The Floods Sanctuary
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Edited by Felicia402:
2/13/2013 8:00:41 PM
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Why are some gamers today still blinded by nostalgia?
Don't get me wrong, the best memories I had of gaming was back when I was a little kid playing the N64. I get how we look back at those happy memories and are fooled into believing it was because games back then was better, but I'm an idiot. I realize that gaming today is MUCH better in nearly every aspect if not, all when it comes to technology, options, and gameplay. I'm not trying to imply (for example) CoD is better than a classic like Ocarina of Time.
However there's still people out there that just won't admit it, and I find it SO frustrating when some fans constantly complain how games today suck, and they wish certain series would go back COMPLETELY to the way they were. Why do they think these older games would succeed into today's generation of gaming? WHY DAMMIT? Are they really that blind by nostalgia to use a bit of common sense?
EDIT: Didn't realize so many people on bnet still considers the older gaming generation better, but hey, if you care to explain, I'll try and comprehend.
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3 RepliesBecause games have, by and large, been shit since 2007. They're brown and bloom fire and forget garbage aimed at the lowest common denominator for the sake of making a quick buck on an unfinished game and another buck on the DLC they held back to sell later. Most damning of all is watering down games to appeal to the CoD audience (IE: lowest common denominator). The most recent example is Dead Space. It was never particularly good as a survival horror, jump scares are about on level as jumping from around a corner and screaming "boo", but at least it tried to be something different. I'll retract this statement if you can name a recent game as deep, complex, and masterful as Deus Ex, but to quote the Agatha Man at Arms, 'tis folly.
