Nem on 07 May 2018
Not at all.
The golden age was the jump to 3D, where a whole new dimension and countless new gaming experiences got created. That is where the boom of innovation happened.
Nowadays it's mostly FPS' and open worlds. Theres hardly anything groundbreaking or exciting. Back then, people argued that games were art. Nowadays that notion is long gone. It's just a cynical cash grab 95% of the time.
So, i'd say late Mega drive/Super Nintendo and Saturn/N64/Playstation era.
