Retro Games Still Got It

I played some games from 20+ years ago last week. They’re old, but still fun. The missions were tough, the stories pulled me in, and the ideas were surprisingly strong.

Yes, they’re a bit slow. The controls? Kinda awkward. But back then, they were doing the best with what they had.

And honestly, it reminded me: it’s not flashy graphics or high-end tech that makes something great. It’s the core idea. If that’s strong, it can shine in any era, with or without the latest hardware.


 

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