But some games should transcend this generation gap some games should just be recognised. Naturally, most of the time the younger generation hasn’t got a bloody clue what we’re harping on about when we mention the often simplistic attempts we remember nostalgically.
I’m one of those gamers: the bitter and twisted antiquated gentlemen who remember the games that started it all. If there were an age where I looked upon games with wide-eyed wonderment, it is sad to say it was long ago, lost forever in the fogs of time. 'Enter your location of choice, and you’ll have no time to get acquainted with the serviceable backdrops that signify your surroundings because, with little reasoning behind it, hoards of gun-toting thugs will spring forth from the wilderness or rudimentary huts, unleashing upon you a furious bombardment of artillery.'
