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Gaming ages. Not sure why you are under the impression it does not. For example, what was seen as innovative controls at one point in time becomes really clunky
by ekianjo 8mo ago
Gaming ages. Not sure why you are under the impression it does not. For example, what was seen as innovative controls at one point in time becomes really clunky 20 years later
- Barrin92 8mo ago>Gaming ages. Not sure why you are under the impression it does not Individual games do. Characters don't. Tifa and Cloud don't age even when you republish Final Fantasy VII decades over. The Toy Story characters and Mickey Mouse are ageless. Hollywood has the problem that is has to resurrect actors from the dead or painfully de-age them and they still move like old people. It makes the morbid character and false economy of nostalgia very hard to ignore. If animation and game characters had creaky knees and sagging skin because they've been doing the same thing for 40 years maybe we'd let them retire and focus on something new.
- ekianjo 8mo ago> Tifa and Cloud don't age even when you republish Final Fantasy VII decades over Those are not the same characters at all. The remake made them into different characters altogether. Plus you are talking about RPGs only so moving goalposts. A 3d platformer that was the best from the 90s would be considered awful to play in 2026.