Today we're covering a grandpa of gaming; Ultima 1 (the 86 version specifically).
Anyone else ever derive enjoyment from going back and poking at these older (and I mean OLDER) games? Y'know, games that arguably aren't good but are interesting, especially in how they have historical significance to video game development and/or culture?
I think for myself part of the enjoyment is knowing that I don't HAVE to play it (or beat it, for that matter). That I have that ripcord of being able to quit at any time.
Lorerunner
Today we're covering a grandpa of gaming; Ultima 1 (the 86 version specifically).
Anyone else ever derive enjoyment from going back and poking at these older (and I mean OLDER) games? Y'know, games that arguably aren't good but are interesting, especially in how they have historical significance to video game development and/or culture?
I think for myself part of the enjoyment is knowing that I don't HAVE to play it (or beat it, for that matter). That I have that ripcord of being able to quit at any time.
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