I'm nostalgic for those days, I learned assembler and made simple demos and games which lead to a career in video games. But I'm not sad. Look at the current ge

I'm nostalgic for those days, I learned assembler and made simple demos and games which lead to a career in video games. But I'm not sad. Look at the current generation. They have game development tools like Unity and Unreal Engine, cheap fun hobby computers like the Raspberry Pi and perhaps most importantly they have the internet; youtube, twitch, forums, chat programs. When I learned to write assembler I had magazines and a book and I was on my own. Nobody else I knew was programming.