I’ve had a passion for video games since childhood, when my family owned an NES and a Sega Genesis (Megadrive).
I put gaming on hold around the time the Xbox 360/PS3 were popular, around 2005/2006, and didn’t engage with any new titles until 2013, when I discovered The Last of Us. The advancements in gaming left me in awe, prompting me to acquire a PS3 that very week. Afterward, I dabbled a bit in PC gaming and put together a respectable rig featuring a GTX 970. I gamed for a while but grew tired of newer games, and since then, I’ve primarily enjoyed older titles through emulators with RetroArch.
Though I am not a gamer, I occasionally engage in playing video games. It is often said that ps1, ps2, and N64 are the greatest in the history of gaming. Are you aware of the reasons behind that?
Maybe older individuals such as myself in our 30s who feel nostalgic. I adored the N64 and PS1, yet the PS3 and subsequent consoles were significantly superior.
I have a Playstation, Xbox, and a good PC too. Not particularly interested in gaming these days since university has compelled me to focus on my studies, but I’m confident that I’ll dive back into it when I have sufficient free time.
Absolutely not, it truly was terrible and didn’t perform well in sales. I bought an SNES Classic. The amusing part is that the SNES Classic is hackable and it really plays PS1 games more effectively than the PS1 mini device 🤣😂.
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