| trestres said: In my opinion, the Golden Age of videogaming was without a doubt the SNES gen. I can think of so many unparalelled games, so many gems and so much variety. I think that we won't ever see a gaming system like it. |
Do you mean the SNES/Genesis era, as both consoles had a major war back then (It is more then SNES era)? I go back to the 8bit Atari days, and grew up on that as a teen, watching the crash happen. For me, the best time is NOW. I get to play old stuff if I want to, and they remake old stuff to be improved. I also get new games. If one were rating stuff, I would say the Golden Age was the Arcade age, the Sliver Age was the 8-bit into 16 bit age, and now we have the modern era, where there was switch to disks and also polygons. Besides this, one can say the post-modern era (I hate doing this, but need some term here), would be the prevalence of Internet play.
