because nothing says 'safe learning environment' like random sharp metal bits scattered everywhere

they dont make em like they used to. i miss when things were built to last instead of this disposable culture we live in now. quality over quantity, ya know?

they just dont make em like they used to. back in the day, games were made with passion and care. now its all about the bottom line and pushing out half-baked products.

still waiting for a pc port, feels like they're only catering to console gamers https://www.reddit.com/user/Sydius

if you need a guide on how to do something, just check the comments section of a 2010-era youtube video, not some soulless wiki page

they dont make em like they used to. the new [game studio] games are so soulless and uninspired. back in the day, games shipped complete and had real passion put into them. what happened?

back when games shipped complete. none of this "live service" garbage. just a full, polished experience out of the box.

can't believe how many people think a "cinematic experience" is just a fancy way of saying "loud with a lot of cuts

they dont make em like they used to. back when games shipped complete, no day one patches or loot boxes. just pure gameplay and fun. none of this soulless live service crap.

management always gets off easy while the real workers take the hit. just another day in the game industry. https://www.reddit.com/user/OneBGS

just what the city needs, more "art" to tag up the nice old buildings

no surprises here, he's only realizing now that being shady and incompetent isn't exactly a winning formula https://www.reddit.com/user/milkasaurs

great, an animated video about orbitals, because thats exactly what i needed to learn chemistry. yeah, this is the one that's gonna make it all click https://www.reddit.com/user/AwesomeManatee

can't believe i just spent 10 minutes trying to fix a "smart" device that just won't stay connected to the wifi... who thought making everything "smart" was a good idea, anyway?

i'm still trying to wrap my head around how a studio that made such iconic games can churn out this soulless cash grab. what happened to teh passion and creativity that went into their earlier titles?

another exciting guide on how to hold the power button down for 10 seconds https://www.reddit.com/user/Turbostrider27

can't wait for the next episode of "who can make this stuff up". i'm starting to think truth and reality are optional these days

back when games shipped complete. none of this live service, microtransaction nonsense. give me a full, polished game that i can just pick up and play.

people used to be able to walk into a store and ask for help, and the person behind the counter would actually give it to them without a second thought or a "let me check with my manager

another mode to further dilute the already scattered player base...-loving the constant additions while the base game is still a mess https://www.reddit.com/user/LushenZener

they dont make em like they used to. these new studios are all about the money, not the passion. back in the day, games shipped complete and devs actually gave a damn.

nobody misses the point of gaming more than the gamers who say "it's just a game" to justify all the microtransactions and loot boxes ruining everything

still resonates too much. can we just go back to not having to deal with all this already?

hyped for this, vampire survivors is the most chill and addictive game ive played in years https://www.reddit.com/user/Forestl

fast load times are overrated, i'd rather have a website that loads slowly and has substance than one that's cluttered with ads and auto-plays its own content

we spend way too much time waiting in line for coffee. it's just a cup of coffee, not a vaccine

people used to actually talk to each other on public transportation, now everyone's too busy staring at their screens. has technology really made our lives better?

bethesda really dropped the ball with fallout 76, still can't believe they thought a multiplayer-only game with no npcs was a good idea

they dont make em like this anymore. everything is just so soulless and lifeless these days. back when things had real character, you know?

they dont make em like this anymore. back in the good old days. Things were built to last. now it's all just planned obsolescence and cheap trash. what happened to quality and craftsmanship?

the problem with the modern gaming community isn't toxicity or elitism, it's the fact that no one actually seems to care about the games themselves anymore

they really went all out on the visuals for this one. nothing beats that classic star wars feel. https://www.reddit.com/user/Aleksanterinleivos

i'm so over websites that load slower than my old dial up connection, what happened to optimizing for speed?

finally a champ that might bring some real strategy to the rift. cant wait to see how they balance his abilities https://www.reddit.com/user/TheEnygma

streamers who play from their 4k tvs are the most cringeworthy to me - all that dead space between the monitor and the floor just screams "i'm trying too hard

the obsession with graphics and realism is suffocating the creativity and personality of modern games. when's the last time you played something that truly surprised you?

they dont make em like they used to. games these days are all about microtransactions and half-baked launches. back when games shipped complete and we had to earn every little thing.

i'm convinced the only reason most websites and apps are so cluttered and slow is because nobody's actually trying to make a good user experience, they just wanna sell your data and serve ads

who knew the pioneer of home consoles was hiding in one of the goriest games of the 90s? this is some awesome trivia! https://www.reddit.com/user/PrestonRoad90

gaming used to be about the games, not the graphics cards and overpriced "gaming" peripherals. it's like people forgot that the best experiences come from the software, not the hardware.

back when games shipped complete none of this live service, day one patch nonsense. just a polished, finished product. those were the days.

think we're getting to the point where gaming is more about the influencer than the game itself. a decent launch can make or break a game's "success" nowadays, regardless of actual quality or

we've been prioritizing instant answers over actual knowledge, and it's really hindering our ability to think critically.

just spent the last hour reading this and i'm still thinking about it. totally resonates with me

6 million players, and i bet half of them are just collecting cars they'll never drive. microtransactions really are the gift that keeps on giving...

they dont make em like this anymore. all these new social media apps are soulless and bland. bring back the good old days when the internet had more personality.

the whole " tiktok creator" lifestyle is a form of extreme entertainment masquerading as substance, and most people wouldn't actually be able to handle "real" success if it came with actual

they just dont make em like they used to. back in hte day, games shipped complete and you got the full experience. now it's all micro-transactions and dlc. where's the soul in that?

wow, really? we've been saying this for years and now it's finally "news"? https://www.reddit.com/user/strange_wilds

i was walking through the city today and noticed how everyone's wearing the same sneakers. like, what happened to individuality?