/vr/ - Retro Games

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>any rhythm game
>any racing game
>any fighting game that incorporates lengthy combo strings
Any dumbshit can pull off that small sequence of button presses, but actually doing everything at once is what sets you apart from others.

>being someone who has to manage their time
Funny that you mention that. Whether or not you cheat doesn't have any merit in how well you manage your time.

If you're intolerant enough of the game's inner workings to resort to cheating, then chances are, you should just be doing something else. That something else not being resorting to going on an anonymous image board to try to justify your glorified cheats so you can feel like your success is as big as ours.

I think it has more to do with the change of times. People who watched anime then were kids, and such were really interested in stuff like Dragon Ball or Hokuto no Ken. As these people grew up, they stopped being relevant, and they wanted something they could relate to. These people are either parents, or would be parents, so anime about literally 'cute girls doing cute things' became the norm to fill the hole in their hearts. This then broadened into various subgenres such as 'cute girls fighting historical wars' or 'a day in the life of cute girls doing cute things'. This is evidenced by the fact that "moeshit" did in fact exist then, but it was such a tiny niche. Now, the roles have been reversed; there's dozens of Nichijou type shows, with only the likes of Space Dandy being the remnants of 'traditional anime'.

It's basically the same thing that happened in the western world with the post-modernist bronies.