/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8973835
>Wherever the 25-30+ crowd went, they're not here, and I wish I could find out where they went. /jp/ reaching /b/-level shitposting on a smaller scale and it being full of badly behaved manlets is not a coincidence. The original age of 4channers was college aged, not high school aged.
>Maybe there are forums out there or something that are about otaku culture, but aren't shit like here.
Age has nothing to do with it. I'm 18 (and I never admit my young age online although this will be an exception) but I seem to have this delusional way of thinking that almost everything, including games, music, TV shows, anime, durability of computer hardware, etc., was better in the 80s and 90s. It's like a nostalgic feeling, although that wouldn't make sense since I didn't even exist during those times. I can't stand the direction that the video game and entertainment industries are going towards.