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Message: [QUOTE="valosagutas, post: 215308, member: 77791"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="43f34f.png"]73134[/ATTACH] Since even 2015 lots of things have changed in the world. Since 1900s everything has changed so much and fast the sense of "old" getting narrower and narrow each decade. It's not like not being surprised by ancient swords we could find in castles that were said to be built 1000 years ago and it didn't feel that "old" when the world we lived in was always pretty much the same as much as we heard. Now, when the greatest technology in our life was a black and white TV that soon repleaced with colorful TV with more channels and then, after a few decades the greatest technology is a smartphone we can talk to as it can answer us like a soul of a person was trapped in it and it show us internet search result of what we asked. In this context even cell phones we played the Snake game are so ancient despite you living for 5000 years on this world or for 20 years lololol. However, sometimes even current new video games make me think they technically old due to careless ancient vision they are developed with. Lacking options as much as a NES game, they are rather developed with elements SNES video games have, the persistent existence of turn-based games and isometric games make me think the sense of old should be left behind but some hold on to a sense of romantic ancient love by ignoring the river of time flowing. Then when a new video game even lacks "pause" feature it makes me want to grab my PC and throw it out of the hole of my building that we can call a "modern cave" by screaming "To the abyss with thee. Thy begetter art a scurvy knave!!!" lololol [MEDIA=youtube]6HPQYMBZuPo[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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