Younger Zoomers, or maybe I’m overestimating age maybe it’s just this next generation, will never know what it’s like to commiserate at school about some bullshit video game rumors about how you could save Aerith or play as Luigi in Mario 64.
Gaming died when it no longer had the modern equivalent of Here There Be Dragons and the exploration of what the medium could potentially do as far as I’m concerned.
@borzoi
Oh no... myths will remain... There is literaly no reason for them to disappear.
@LukeAlmighty @borzoi he’s talking about any sense of wonder in video games in this generation. you won’t find any. ever again. Thanks Internet
@LukeAlmighty @milk @borzoi You can decompile games now. You can TWEET THE DEVELOPER now. If/when rumors spring up, there is an army of soyim and trannies ready to deboonk/confirm it for clout.
Born too late to search fruitlessly for Luigi.
Born too late to search fruitlessly for Luigi.
@natsock @LukeAlmighty @borzoi @milk I've had this thought too. When I release games or media in general, I just simply want to not engage in answering and confirmations of theories and stuff, whether right or wrong. If you just don't expose the dev process, you can at least keep people guessing.
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