/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9939598
Have you tried, uhhhh, Super Mario Bros?

GUESS WHAT IDIOT

It's okay to learn about things from YouTubers or television shows or podcasts or TikTok or whatever else.

The problem comes in when it's obvious that you're just following whatever they said about it without actually experiencing it for yourself first. Even then, simple things like "this game is bad" isn't something worth accusing someone of blindingly following someone for, they need to make the same points (e.g. if someone was talking about Castlevania 2 and they complained about 'empty castles' and 'it taking a long time to turn from day to night' and 'you gotta crouch down with a stone to make a tornado' that would make it pretty clear they only watched the AVGN video and nothing else)

And let's be honest, a lot of people use YouTube. I'm 27 and I've had it as my primary source of entertainment for the last 12 years. You're not going to be able to stop people from watching YouTube videos and being influenced by them to take an interest in things you like.

They look so goddamn much like the same

>>3597706
i dont think you remember the same early 2000s flash i remember