And then there is/was this guy

And then there is/was this guy.

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Weren't radio games the best?

Based deranged boomer.

Now that video games are turning into movies, and normaloids are moving on to playing d&d, time has proven this fucker right.
Video games were just a passing fad all along

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GAMES FOR THE GAMERS

>Industries that spans decades and generated billions.
>fad

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Well, to be fair, if I played video games from the 1977, I'd think I'd go back to legos after a few minutes of playing. And I doubt I'd be envisioning a bright future.

That's even below atari 2600 tier.

>mere decades
The videogame industry will be a footnote in the history of visual media

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Vidya is a broad and flexible medium once the tech was unlocked. It's like trying to imagine modern cinema based on 19th century daguerreotype photographs.

I hope you're not trying to imply that cartoons are still a thing when virtually everything is animated these days.