Just a little bit of fencing forces the creativity to take shape with measured purpose, such that it creates something rather than flailing uncontrolledly.
Segway into this for videogames :
New NES game called Micro Mages. It's 40KB. They even make NES cartridges of their games.
Today, most devs would make that into a 500MB game.
This is why each console back then had a certain ''feel''.
Is there a console that still has this? Maby the Nintendo Switch for part of the games catalog.
Almost forgot, for worse, Android ( mobile games definetly have a ''feel'' to them : built for macro/microtransactions and advertisements )
Just a little bit of fencing forces the creativity to take shape with measured purpose, such that it creates something rather than flailing uncontrolledly.
Segway into this for videogames :
New NES game called Micro Mages. It's 40KB. They even make NES cartridges of their games.
Today, most devs would make that into a 500MB game.
This is why each console back then had a certain ''feel''.
Is there a console that still has this? Maby the Nintendo Switch for part of the games catalog.
Almost forgot, for worse, Android ( mobile games definetly have a ''feel'' to them : built for macro/microtransactions )
Just a little bit of fencing forces the creativity to take shape with measured purpose, such that it creates something rather than flailing uncontrolledly.
Segway into this for videogames :
New NES game called Micro Mages. It's 40KB. They even make NES cartridges of their games.
Today, most devs would make that into a 500MB game.
This is why each console back then had a certain ''feel''.
Is there a console that still has this? Maby the Nintendo Switch for part of the games catalog.
Just a little bit of fencing forces the creativity to take shape with measured purpose, such that it creates something rather than flailing uncontrolledly. Segway into this for videogames :
New NES game called Micro Mages. It's 40KB. They even make NES cartridges of their games.
Today, most devs would make that into a 500MB game.
This is why each console back then had a certain ''feel''.
Is there a console that still has this? Maby the Nintendo Switch for part of the games catalog.
Just a little bit of fencing forces the creativity to take shape with measured purpose, such that it creates something rather than flailing uncontrolledly. Segway into this for videogames :
It's 40KB.
Today, most devs would make that into a 500MB game.
This is why each console back then had a certain ''feel''.
Is there a console that still has this? Maby the Nintendo Switch for part of the games catalog.