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Back then, I said "be careful what you wish for."
I'll take yours.
Sold it :P
Now lots of indies just make wannabe Retro Rpgs/platformers to cash in on nostalgia.
I can accept the trying to look old school. But its really bad when lots of those games look worse then early nintendo 8-bit games.
Exactly. Most of these indie "early access" games are for the most part, just plain trash. And because people pay before it's finished, a lot of devs just abandon the pre-payed user who's left holding a bag of poop.
I swear, if I had a dollar for every time I heard how much better was x years ago, now I would be the richest man on this planet.
I just check the on sale tab each day and if there is nothing there that I like then meh.