XPost: rec.games.video.classic, rec.games.video.atari, rec.games.video.nintendo   
   From: linkvb06@SpammersWillBeExecuted.ptd.net   
      
   "math_guy"  wrote in news:1169578425.430274.113910   
   @l53g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:   
      
   > Do you have a videogame "time?"   
   >   
   > I don't mean a time of day during which you usually play videogames,   
   > but rather a year, a console generation, or even a particular game   
   > before which most games feel old to you and after which most games feel   
   > new.   
      
   I play everything.  However, my passions remain stuck with the   
   years that began with the NES and lasted through   
   the launch of the Playstation. There's something about cartridge-based   
   sprite and tile games that hasn't yet been matched in the modern   
   era, and (sorry guys) I think the technology of the period did   
   produce deeper games than in the Atari and Coleco eras (on average,   
   I know there were exceptions).   
      
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