Darashiva on 09 April 2017
It really depends on what aging means in this context. In terms of visuals it just depends on how strong the art and visual design is. Graphical quality is a secondary concern in that sense, as there are games from every generation that still look very good simply because they have such well defined and strong look. Games that lack a strong visual identity will likely be the ones that won't hold up in the long run.
As far as gameplay is concerned that really depends on the ways a given genre evolves. A new gameplay addition on a well received game could either become the industry standard or something that is looked as a mistake or an evolutionary dead-end in hindsight.
