/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8956585
Yeah, that's the stuff. It reminds of times when games were made for fun and people could actually do fun stuff because "why not?". Bless people who are still doing it.
Now everything is so expensive and has to be hyper-optimized by managers and financiers and market researchers and diversity managers and managers of managers, there's just no place for secrets/optional areas where nothing happens.
And even when it's not expensive or fucked by the management, people still tend not to do it because the primary audience for video games is the whole new generation of ADHD twitch streamers and their viewers and they will never appreciate stuff like that because they never experienced stuff like and don't know the joy of the discovery.