/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10277252
smb is not a real fighting game

>>9894082
Interesting I played it down here in Florida. I remember loving the flamethrower in this game. I forgot it was a "tv show" format where you the player are in a kill game, like The running man.
>>9894049
Yes noob saibot, sub zero and scorpion. Midway developed it after all
If anyone reads this and ever has a chance to play the grid check it out. It's very unique

>valve
movie game with physics puzzles for nerds
>3D Realms
literal Doom clones with worse mechanics and level designs
>Looking Glass
they never made an FPS?
>monolith
One and done studio.
>bungie
baby’s first FPS

Obvious Bud Light drinker has no concept of a good gameplay loop.

>>9808329
>he can't run a SNES game

>>9291130
>he doesn't get WRs on blind playthroughs
Who's the real noob here?

>>8386404
On one hand there is the aspect of primitive technology and less centralized equipment and training available for game development in decades past which resulted in some great wonders and 1000x more unplayable garbage,. this is not limited to the modern era (think NES days), there have been times in vidya history where trash games have been prolific in all markets. now that technology and software have become more centralized and accessible and vidya demographics have expanded you end up with about as much or more trash but even the shitty games have deceptive rigging and apparent trappings of a good game; many such cases lately from AAA developers aplenty

On the other hand you have the creative spirit of vidya developers being crushed, homogenized, politically/culturally audited with intensity not seen since the days of puritan republicans and the ESRB in all its terrible might and the general standard for originality has depreciated linearly with the wit of the average consumer and in line with the business model that most developers have placed above their artistic motivations