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		By: RetroBear		</title>
		<link>https://retrosection.com/2011/gamefancier-blogs-2010/tripping-down-memory-lane-again/#comment-9</link>

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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for the comment Adey.

I think the use of rose tinted spectacles and &quot;everything was much better back in the day&quot; are as much cliches as they are beneficial. Not all games back in the day were great - I should know I have played a fair few of them recently. Even re-reading old Zzap64 magazines scans show that there were crap games then, just as we have crap games now.

Gaming nowadays is definately stuck in a creative slump. Endless yearly updates on sports games, yet another FPS, more eye bleeding racing games - yet publishers still wheel out Mario, Sonic, PacMan, Donkey Kong etc because they know they are recognisable to most gamers old and new.

I see they have recently resurrected Dragons Lair - now there was a game that was crap then and crap now ! It goes to show no matter how much you polish a turd, it&#039;s still a turd.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the comment Adey.</p>
<p>I think the use of rose tinted spectacles and &#8220;everything was much better back in the day&#8221; are as much cliches as they are beneficial. Not all games back in the day were great &#8211; I should know I have played a fair few of them recently. Even re-reading old Zzap64 magazines scans show that there were crap games then, just as we have crap games now.</p>
<p>Gaming nowadays is definately stuck in a creative slump. Endless yearly updates on sports games, yet another FPS, more eye bleeding racing games &#8211; yet publishers still wheel out Mario, Sonic, PacMan, Donkey Kong etc because they know they are recognisable to most gamers old and new.</p>
<p>I see they have recently resurrected Dragons Lair &#8211; now there was a game that was crap then and crap now ! It goes to show no matter how much you polish a turd, it&#8217;s still a turd.</p>
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		By: Adey		</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Mar 2011 17:16:50 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good read there, brought back some good memories as well as some sore ones. I play modern games, i reckon this is because i want new technology to give me the same sense of wonder and excitement about games as i did as a kid. I think Sir Clive is right though, programmers have become lazy, or at least lost their imaginativeness. Or maybe its me as a gamer, maybe my imagination is not what it used to be. A few times i&#039;ve watched an old film i loved as a kid and been really disappointed, i wished that i&#039;d just left it as a fond memory. Or maybe its because we&#039;ve been there and done that, and we take games for granted, how many times can i be scared by a zombie for instance? I guess the graphics race is kinda getting in the way of creativity. Theres not a lot of really immersive games around these days, hopefully though, this might lead to a renaissance for these sorts of games, like the way Variety Shows are making a comeback after the dark-ages of reality T.V. Im really hoping LA Noire lives up to my high-ish expectations, Even my non-gamer girlfriend seems exited about it, if we can play it together then that would be quite an achievement in my opinion. Look at me ranting on like a madman. Cheers for the read!

Adey via GBc]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good read there, brought back some good memories as well as some sore ones. I play modern games, i reckon this is because i want new technology to give me the same sense of wonder and excitement about games as i did as a kid. I think Sir Clive is right though, programmers have become lazy, or at least lost their imaginativeness. Or maybe its me as a gamer, maybe my imagination is not what it used to be. A few times i&#8217;ve watched an old film i loved as a kid and been really disappointed, i wished that i&#8217;d just left it as a fond memory. Or maybe its because we&#8217;ve been there and done that, and we take games for granted, how many times can i be scared by a zombie for instance? I guess the graphics race is kinda getting in the way of creativity. Theres not a lot of really immersive games around these days, hopefully though, this might lead to a renaissance for these sorts of games, like the way Variety Shows are making a comeback after the dark-ages of reality T.V. Im really hoping LA Noire lives up to my high-ish expectations, Even my non-gamer girlfriend seems exited about it, if we can play it together then that would be quite an achievement in my opinion. Look at me ranting on like a madman. Cheers for the read!</p>
<p>Adey via GBc</p>
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