Been about the same here as well, I mean to me graphics have been good enough since like PS2 since I started with a Commodore 64, so everything else has just been icing on the cake. I never really got into online gaming either so that was never a draw. I suppose I see gaming as something like a momentary escape, so I prefer games with colorful, fantastic graphics and not necessarily photo realistic renders, so the constant push for more polygons has largely been not so important for me.

I’ve got like 30 years worth of PC parts laying around, I’m sure I can cobble something together 😁 sometimes it pays to be a packrat.

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There’s literally enough in my PC backlog for the rest of my life probably, don’t need another new console, game or graphics card, ever.

Seriously, if it’s in your budget go check out your local Symphony

That’s the problem with symphonys, they are priced for rich folks. No normal person is going to go pay $200 for lousy seats one night at the symphony. I wanted to go see Back to the Future with live symphony last summer and it was more than that, insane.

Who better than the Tetris CEO to make the rotation needed in that industry, hopefully all the blocks fall into place.

Had to scroll all the way to the bottom, it’s disturbing how popular these games are.

I bought this game on layaway at the local small department store and rode my bike a few miles every week from my house to the store to make the payments for it. That story makes me feel 100 years old.