I feel like this is the best answer. People have to work with what they have. Much in the same way that SNES games look the way that do, even though the designe

I feel like this is the best answer. People have to work with what they have. Much in the same way that SNES games look the way that do, even though the designers back then were just as smart and talented as the ones today. That’s simply what they could do with the medium at the time. The limitations define the style. And then dogma perpetuates it, as the new generation continues to live with the results of once-great but now outdated thinking.