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Message: [QUOTE="TruxtonTatsujin, post: 328965, member: 2574"] I can't say I've ever really experienced this. my tastes really haven't changed that much over the years, they've only expanded. Even games I played as a very young child I can still go back and have fun with. However I guess you could say my perspective is now wider. Certain games I used to think where "the best" I no longer do because I've played even better games since then, but that doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment of it, it just puts it into a different light. The overall quality of that game is unchanged. Some would see this as a deterrence but I actually really like having to figure things out for myself. I hate it when a game holds my hand and tells me how and what to do at every step of the way. A game should not be a friction free experience. The less you ask of the player the less they'll actually be engaged with the game. I wanna look at something in a game that makes me go "That's really fucked up" and then find some wild way to overcome it. That's the beauty of jank old games. ::flexing [/QUOTE]

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