It's funny you say that, since it seems like early 3D games are seeing their own retro revival. Quite a few collectathon platformers based on Super Mario 64 and

It's funny you say that, since it seems like early 3D games are seeing their own retro revival. Quite a few collectathon platformers based on Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie and Spyro the Dragon are being created by indie devs at the moment, and quite a few horror games are taking on a Silent Hill/early Resident Evil aesthetic too. Heck, you could even say the deludge of mods and ROM hacks for games of that era are evidence of nostalgia for the period too... You might even say we've gone past that era, given that PS2/GameCube/Xbox games seem to be getting a fair bit of love from people who grew up with them recently, whether through mods based on them or indie games inspired by them. But maybe retrocomputing as a whole is a bit different there.