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Mark Asher wrote in message
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>Part of it is just getting older and becoming jaded I think. I'm not a
>big fan of pop music anymore, but I really don't think the pop music
>of my day was any better than the stuff I hear today. I've just
>outgrown it. Music isn't as important to me now.
>
>If you think about it, the good old days of gaming are really just the
>memories of selected classic titles. There were lots of bad games
>released also, but we don't factor in our appraisal of the past,
>simply because we forget about them.


I agree with you, but I also agree with the post that started this thread.
There are generally far less cerebral-oriented games these days, and far
more clones.  However, I'm also more cynical because I'm well, more cynical.
I've been there/done that, and as I get older it simply takes more to draw
my attention to a game.  The "good old days" are always better in your
memory.