/vr/ - Retro Games

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Which is weird because a large portion of the games they love would be classified as indie games if they were made today. "Indie" is /vr's favorite buzzword and I think it's one of the worst terms to plague gaming.

Video games are just video games. Sometimes they're made by huge teams of people working for massive companies, other times they're made by one or two people. Most of the time they're somewhere in the middle and any scenario can lead to amazing or terrible games.

These days some gamers are overly concerned by who made a game, as if it's really important. Maybe this makes me a very odd gamer, but all I care about ultimately is the game. Where it came from is far less important.

Any more games with the same vibe as the first level of Turrican? I like that open-wide feeling, like you really can go anywhere you want and do anything, even though technically you can't.