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Not to mention some of the games back then had vastly more complexity because it wasn't as necessary for every game to have universal appeal on account of much

by jpgvm 5y ago

Not to mention some of the games back then had vastly more complexity because it wasn't as necessary for every game to have universal appeal on account of much smaller budgets. I think the golden age of games is behind us but I'm looking forward to a new golden age of VR/AR sometime in my lifetime.

TacticalCoder 5y ago
> Not to mention some of the games back then had vastly more complexity because it wasn't as necessary for every game to have universal appeal on account of much smaller budgets. Indeed... Ultima IV, Ultima V and then "Sundog: The Frozen Legacy" (on the Atari ST) comes to mind in my case. There were, not arguably, but factually, more complex game than 99.5% of the games produced today.