/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3052448
I've had this conversation here too many times. Of course there are differences between games of 20 years ago and games of today. Things are always changing, games will always be changing. But there are no clear lines, there are a million small ones. Limited to unlimited color pallets, 3D, high resolution, online gaming, etc etc etc.

One can draw lines along console generations, but they're still largely pointless. "Retro" is constantly shifting.

>>2897103
>No, there aren't.
We'll just have to disagree on this then. I know how picky I am and I'm inundated with far more great games than I have time for.

If me being "fooled" is having a ton of games I find extremely enjoyable and like playing then I suppose I'm okay being fooled. I also think calling Monster Hunter mediocre is a little hilarious.