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Message: [QUOTE="jon2, post: 108999, member: 2155"] The times The dawn of 32 bit was a few years after the end of the Cold War, optimism was at a high, production costs were being lessened by new technologies, ideas were blooming and most importantly,[B] tropes weren't widely exposed and overused[/B] There wasn't a 'been there, done that, got the t-shirt' cuz the t-shirt wasn't even made yet; you had to make it It's the same with the '50s and '60s: war's over, let's make new ideas, the sky's the limit Now give the gamers and devs that situation and carte blanche to make games, especially Japanese devs who had the culture for weird stuff (that kind of culture was already in place in the 1800s) and "pushing the envelope" was mild stuff... [/QUOTE]

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