/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5185319
I'm 19 myself, can't say for older games but imagine anything you feel nostalgic for and equate it to that.

It may sound weird to the older users here but I'm sure you feel nostalgia for some things, I know I do. My older brother had a ps2 and I had a gba growing up, I feel some nostalgia for those consoles for example.

Still, it's for the better to play these games with no bias. Just play what you want and if it isn't enjoyable then drop it. I pick up classic games beloved by /vr/, some I play and have the time of my life and others just don't hook me.

Maybe a weird question but to anyone between 30 to 40, did you ever have a phase where you felt you grew out of gaming? Or one where you stopped enjoying games you used to love?

I'm 18 now and have been thinking about the person I may be decades down the line. As I think about the games I play and enjoy now I really wonder if these will still be games I enjoy years down the line. Stuff like mario and doom is simple and classic, nearly everyone enjoys them and they can be played by anyone, but I think about some of the weirder stuff I enjoy. I really love mainline SMT for example but I think about it and sort of question putting time into stuff like this feeling nervous I may grow out of it and feel I wasted my time. I just think "will I really enjoy all these weird very anime inspired jrpgs in my 30's or 40's?". I don't know if I can really see myself playing 50 hour jrpgs years down the line and it sucks but it's reality.