/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5425693
When people say that games age, they imply that the game was good in context but now isn't. This is where they're wrong. Unlike science, art doesn't go out of date. If you were deceived by contemporary ads but grew out of it, it's you who's changed and not the game's universal context.
You can say that games "aging" is your subjective context changing ("aging") while general context stays the same.