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Message: [QUOTE="vitad00d, post: 25631, member: 73711"] Handheld gaming >>>>> console gaming imo I've spent so much time on handhelds in the last twenty years, playing on a tiny screen while multitasking has now become the experience of playing video games for me. Beyond emulating old games––a perfect marriage to handheld tech––the technical limitations of handheld technology seems also to lend itself to the kind of quirkier/niche game development I find more interesting. There's an argument to be made that console gaming and handheld gaming (I put the Switch in the latter category) represent two distinct lineages. To me (someone who only plays JRPGs and "weird" Japanese games) the handheld tradition seems healthier and more compelling at this point, and the only place where I'm going to find much of interest nowadays. So, yeah, I hope this category goes on as long as there is life on Earth. [/QUOTE]

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