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Ah, yes; the era where difficulty made a game enjoyable and trendy, and to ensure that arcades had a virtually endless supply of quarters (or nickels). Games then were pretty much in their infancy and needed to be impossibly difficult to extend the life of a game. Sure, today's games may have checkpoints, autosaves, and quicksaves, but that's also because the technology of today allows for more coding, scripting, and immersive storytelling.


 
Multiplayer games are still nothing but a quick cash-grab, and a tumor on the gaming community.

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Ah, yes; the era where difficult made a game enjoyable and trendy, and to ensure that arcades had a virtually endless supply of quarters (or nickels). Games then were pretty much in their infancy and needed to be impossibly difficult to extend the life of a game. Sure, today's games may have checkpoints, autosaves, and quicksaves, but that's also because the technology of today allows for more coding, scripting, and immersive storytelling.

Multiplayer games are still nothing but a quick cash-grab, and a tumor on the gaming community.