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[uncreativename]

ShirAhava Valve has a remake of Spacewar on Github as their main example of how to use the Steam SDK in game development, so Spacewar definitely hasn't been forgotten by devs :]. Also it used to be and maybe still is the game id used by a lot of cracked multiplayer games on Steam.

So if you see someone playing Spacewar on Steam it's either a dev or a pirate.

 

[bad guy]

100% agree, nothing comes close to being touched by titties in a game of Twister (1966).

 

[nemiroff]

I don't get it. I mean, even after more than four decades I have the time of my gaming-life right now.

 

[The artful mincer]

NO!

This happens every generation a bunch of nostalgic retards reminisc but about how it was good in the old days.

I was lurking on GAF in the PS3 era and people were bitching about the current trends ( linear cinematic shooters) and how the PS2 era was better.

Now people are saying the PS3 era was great! Pragmata was apparently a lost in time ps3 shooter and it's a positive. ( It actually plays like nothing from that era).

Personally especially in the last couple of years this is the first time in a while that I've felt bad about spending too much money on games.

 

[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

If not for Indies, Nintendo and certain Japanese games like Star Ocean The Divine Force, Star Ocean The Second Story R and other Japanese games I can't think of at the moment, I would totally agree with you. 2020s has been mostly boring on certain fronts. I have spend considerably less money on games than I did during the 2010s

 

[German Shocks]

If not for Indies, Nintendo and certain Japanese games like Star Ocean The Divine Force, Star Ocean The Second Story R and other Japanese games I can't think of at the moment, I would totally agree with you. 2020s has been mostly boring on certain fronts. I have spend considerably less money on games than I did during the 2010s

The Trails series is still going strong, innit?

 

[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

The Trails series is still going strong, innit?

That too, each game has been fantastic. The creator did say the plot is 85 to 90 percent complete so I can see the Trails series ending in 4 to 6 games