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…I think I’ll go with indie games.
I didnt say anything abouth that, i meant in general, i myself play 90% retro games and the other 10% low spec games that thend to be indie since i only have a potato device and am poor. Dont know were that came from, although I agree with the fact that modern AAA gaming sucks but this felt agressive, so chill out m8.
I was making joke, not disagree with you. This is not Reddit.
Very much agree, the older games generally are better, and even the non-retro ones are generally low-spec.
I actually have a very high end Laptop but I also have a Tab problem (I don't close them often) which means even with Firefox I usually burn though a lot of the RAM on tabs (assuming I haven't clicked on the old ones yet after a restart)
Most of the really good games are older games, there are a few gems out there that are newer but a large majority of them are the old ones.