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Message: [QUOTE="Lee__Kanker, post: 479778, member: 88"] I was speaking in hyperbole, but I think enough gen z got sick of modernslop to make up a moderately sized demographic Something I never expected and that brought a smile to my face. I remember dismissing them as "oh they just know fortnite and cod", but quite a few knew ps1-2 through youtube and either emulate and buy collections Maybe its the same as how avgn made me get into the famicom [automerge]1776768129[/automerge] I feel you on the quality of life, I heard form a younger guy FF7 on ps4/5 has a button that gets you insta limit break. So it lets you skip the game pretty much, whats the point in that? Man today's SE must think pretty low of the games that made it famous I know capcom and sony do hehe On the flip side, I think modern compilations have gotten way better All of the capcom fighting collections have rollback and training modes, their emulated releases are also great Most emulated releases all have rewinds and save states and fast forwards and less input lag that they used to STG collections got waaay better, theres a few stinkers like the gunbird games on switch, but for the most part they can be comparable to the dodonpachi dai jou port on ps2 Back in the ps2 games it was random which ports were gems and which were coal. Theres the stuff by M2 which had every resolution mode and extra version possible, and there was the laggy bare minimum that forced the game at 480i The one for clock tower had a real nice interface and extras..but inexplixably no fast forwards in what is a slow ass game Most importantly they finally understood tube tv filters are a must or the game looks like ass, I cant believe it took em this long to realize this but better late then never [/QUOTE]

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