I don’t want to die, I want to keep being able to play Uncharted and have that sense of awe everytime
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I thought I was the only one who thought like this.
You will get old and die and other people will enjoy sequels to your favorite games.
They’d better.
Future people need to understand the glory that is Half-Life. Maybe Half-Life 3 will even be out by then.
Uncharted 2, man. One of the greatest experiences of playing a game for the first time.
You’ll probably outlive your consoles or operating system, so there is only slim chance of that happening, for most of us.
Also that sense of awe eventually disappears.