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The best games of this generation will have nostalgia. No one really has nostalgia for the mountains of shovel ware that came out in the 90s and 00s but it still existed.
One interesting thing is that a lot of games these days are “live service” and so they won’t be able to experience them the same ways in 20 years where I can basically play any of my favorite childhood games as I experienced them as a kid
Honestly, I feel nostalgia for bad games too. I remember when I found out about Big Rigs, the "worst game ever made". It was useless and full of bugs, but I feel nostalgia anyway when I think about me playing that