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this post was submitted on 02 May 2025
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That's what's mind blowing to me. The difference between games used to be staggering. The original Mario Bros compared to Mario 3 was huge. And jumping up to Mario 64 in less than a decade was even bigger still.
Obviously games have continued to improve since then, but we'll never have such rapid massive leaps again.
Honestly, I believe technical progress has grinded to a halt. Moore's law was broken with regards to hardware. I cannot think of novel tech after smartphones. Now, it feels like everything new is a wealth hoarding scheme by corporate greed.
We'll know there's been a new tech revolution when HL3 comes out
the industry is also dogshit these days, only place you reliably see new interesting ideas is from indie devs
And that was on the same system.