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Message: [QUOTE="Yousef, post: 337782, member: 963"] Kinda, gaming was a massive Wild West market back then. No rules or standards, so there was more room to honestly express yourself. But there was also ppl who were totally trying to get rich quick but haven’t figured a way to do it. What somewhat complicates things is that, in a way, every single video game company that existed 20 something years ago are gone. Different staff, principals, offices, everything (quite literally) changed, not just metaphorically. They’re not the same people. Many great legends of the past or just really old devs either now work in small companies or have smaller influences. This extends to even more niche devs like Nakazawa Takumi, at the time making the infinity games under KID’s publications (that went defunct 19 years ago) but instead of going to Spike Chunsoft like his buddies Kodaka and Uchikoshi, he later reunited with them a decade and a half later once they all formed Too Kyo Games (the devs behind [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hundred_Line:_Last_Defense_Academy']Hundred Line - Last Defense Academy[/URL], great game). Cool story. [/QUOTE]

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