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That was when the same sleazy executive types who ruined the movie industry started turning to game design and the slow, gradual demise of gaming began.
Not really. Even during the arcade and Atari days, gaming was still mainstream. There was only that two year period or so after the crash that it died.
The sleazy executives who had never played a video game before was attracted to the huge financial opportunities that games had started to provide and ruined games with the same kind of corporate mentality that ruined Hollywood.
Of course that's been a long long time ago so my brain might not be working so right.
It spawned an entire ancillary industry in the '80s with the rise of Blockbuster and rentals. If not for mainstream appeal, rentals for those who couldn't afford the prices for all the games, no widespread industry.