If you only look at the availability of good games, past and present, you could make the argument (we can still play most old games), but then it is still a terrible time for gaming, as the 2070s will almost certainly be so much better.
But given that even in the 90s so many quality games released that you couldn't possible find time to play them all, I don't really think that is the most important factor.
You have to also look at the quality of new game releases, their cultural relevance, current industry practices, hardware and software prices, the overall experience of modern gaming hardware and the culture around gaming. I don't think this is close to the best time to game for any of these criteria.
Too many remakes, too few big relevant games (although there is still a fair amount), hardware and software has gotten too expensive, the industry practices are disgusting.
I miss the time when consoles didn't connect to the internet.
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