That is an inferior computer gaming experience. Unless you play driving games.

You always have to go with the ps5, unless you are a portable gamer.

Possibly the stupidest reason ever to switch consoles. Plus the Xbox series S is meant for online play an online game downloads so you would be moving from physical games to digital only. It’s a console that was largely useful for Xbox game pass.

Buy him the mini SNES console with 40 games preloaded from Nintendo.

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That’s barely a problem anymore. Any game 5 years or more old will run In 2k on high graphic detail at 60 fps, so this is a moot issue today.

I have no idea what this means.

Was that from the CRT tube television or the game?

Birds eye was more a PlayStation thing right?

The OP has funny comments regardless.

Not necessarily. I played 1970s Atari 2600 after 1980s NES. The Atari 2600 stands out more.

Overimersion is worse feeling on better graphics if gameplay is bad. If gameplay is bad I want worse graphics.

They are slowly starting to. Even if they didn’t you have to remember that there has already been so many amazing games made across the retro video game era that you could spend the rest of your life and never touch anything but top-tier games. So therefore it would be a relevant because you could spend the rest of your gaming life only playing amazing games by walking backwards in time instead of forwards. Once you co-op 2 player play an Atari 2600, single player on SNES, single player on PlayStation, or 4-player co-op play N64, those are memorable impressions that are hard to find equal to in modern gaming. Some of those games and programming skills were downright genius even by todays standards. To produce a game on an Atari 2600 was an exercise in insanity.

When you have limitations it forces creative innovation. Old game development meetings were full of people being told what they couldn’t do. Having isolated departments sounds good, but has that actually made games better or worse? I do agree that there is junk games in every generation. However, there is generational shifts in those percentages. Even console-specific shifts in those percentages. When I think back to the Atari 2600 , severe limitations, massive creativity, and large amount of good games. Even the Super Nintendo library is massively packed with top top notch titles, better than the Nintendo Switch with better graphics.

I agree with you. The graphics became the crutch for poor game design.

videogames in general were higher quality back then.

I personally don’t see the point of gaming in 4K unless the TV is over 42 inches in size.

Maybe that’s why those levels were “lost”.

LOL