on games, it’s always worth pointing out that old games don’t magically stop being good just because new ones come out.
If we completely stopped getting new games tomorrow, there’d still be enough games out there that you’d never run out of things to play, it’s just a matter of actually finding them.
Oh for sure. I rarely play new games because I don’t have the time and because I own a bunch of older games I haven’t got to yet(The exception being BG3).
I will say older games are often graphically better in memory. Fired up Dragon Age 1 last week and it looks so old now.
on games, it’s always worth pointing out that old games don’t magically stop being good just because new ones come out.
If we completely stopped getting new games tomorrow, there’d still be enough games out there that you’d never run out of things to play, it’s just a matter of actually finding them.
Oh for sure. I rarely play new games because I don’t have the time and because I own a bunch of older games I haven’t got to yet(The exception being BG3).
I will say older games are often graphically better in memory. Fired up Dragon Age 1 last week and it looks so old now.
true, but then that doesn’t really have much to do with how old a game is, it’s mostly down to whether they put effort into the graphics.