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Message: [QUOTE="Action_Hank, post: 183434, member: 34870"] Thinking back, when I was a tween I got my GBA. Most of you know that GBA was home to a lot of SNES ports. When I played them, I felt the SNES was archaic already. Now, that doesn't change the fact that these games fit right in on a handheld but when a handheld is nearly on par with your home console, it's hard NOT to consider it retro. The line is less clearly defined nowadays. We don't have an obvious gap, like the 3D revolution, to separate the eras of gaming. The confusion comes from the fact that there haven't been many significant changes to gaming since the 6th generation of consoles. It's all just been increases in quality (not often in the gameplay department). That being said, I think today the bar for what is considered retro, in gaming, is much higher. To me, from the 7th gen on is still the same generation. [/QUOTE]

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