Games Review Blog

It’s an oft-heard complaint, but it bears repeating for as long as it remains valid: the vast majority of today’s video games are simply not as creative as those made during the Golden Age of Gaming, when a single programmer can become a millionaire as a result of technical skill and imagination. Compare a title like Pitfall! to any number of today’s “platform scrollers” and it’s obvious that aside from vastly improved graphics, modern-day entries in this genre suffer from a really bad case of derivative game play.

In today’s world of electronics, gadgets, and TV, it’s no wonder that unemployment is so high. You may be thinking that this statement is completely false and has no real bearing on unemployment (you’re probably right) but, hear me out.