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It's not nostalgia for a game, it's wanting to get back to plug-and-play gaming experiences. With consoles in the 70s/80s/90s, when you put a game into the con
by ZenoArrow 1y ago
It's not nostalgia for a game, it's wanting to get back to plug-and-play gaming experiences.
With consoles in the 70s/80s/90s, when you put a game into the console and turned it on, you launched directly into the game. That immediacy is lost when you end up with endless software updates and having to launch games from a menu. If you didn't live through that time I can understand why you aren't nostalgic for it.
- tonyhart7 1y agoYes its called modernization are you ignoring the fact that physical games sales literally in spiral downward trend for decades??? people not buy it anymore, that's why company didnt produce that any of that You may argue that company has a hand with it but its just down to culture, japan still buying an cd/blueray for physical music and games etc their industry still thriving despite so called "old tech", people choose to do that
- ZenoArrow 1y agoMost modern physical games don't give the full benefits I'm talking about, as you still have to install them and update them. I'm talking about games where the only thing you need to do is plug them in to a console and start gaming.