The point about how many people are making games now rings true to me. The market must be utterly saturated. 25 years ago, I made a PC-only game with QuickBasic

The point about how many people are making games now rings true to me. The market must be utterly saturated. 25 years ago, I made a PC-only game with QuickBasic, and uploaded it to AOL. It made $20K. Now, with a vastly bigger market, unprecedented reach via Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook, numerous crowdfunding options, numerous gigantic, low-friction game stores, tools whose power I never could have imagined in the 90's, and 25 years of experience, I literally can't make one single dollar. But I never feel as actualized as when I'm totally immersed in game dev. It's immensely rewarding, just definitely not in money.