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Message: [QUOTE="Pearly, post: 180133, member: 115914"] I think the biggest tragedy in gaming history is that it became a billion dollar industry. Multi millions and we still had games be extremely reasonably priced and had more uniqueness to them, even the big titles. Now we have AAAA slop that need to meet certain criteria. Another last of us remaster no one asked for. We still get great big budget games, but these days we all dunk on most of them because the game must reach some sort criteria to meet some political ideal that the marketing team has been convinced will make everyone buy it, even their grandmother. It's little indie titles that give us a lot of content now, and medium budget titles. Very rarely are the big titles consistently amazing as they were back in the 2000's. Sega of Americas focus on peripherals, which is a very business way of viewing tech and ignoring software at the time was what put Sega under in the end. [/QUOTE]

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