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Bye bye gaming
I haven't paid much attention to video games since 2006. Stopped caring almost entirely before the ps5 came out.
This shit means nothing to me. Mods and romhacks of old games provide more value and entertainment to me than AAA-slop.
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>muh ownership!
Didn't impede gaming before.
>take cracked gaem
>burn to dvd
>have physical gaem
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>>327282
There's a gigantic difference between the arcades of old and not owning games that you buy yourself. If you're actually defending non-ownership, go fuck yourself.
>>327284
PS6s and newer models of PS5s probably won't even have optical disc drives.
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>>327291
consolefag issue
>>327282
ohhh, yes, I went to a travelling one that would spring up like spirt halloween, one at a summer camp, bowling alleys, pizza shops, on the boardwalk, chuck e cheese. the cheapest one was at an arcade; it had four colored steering wheels it was a monster truck racing in 3rd person. that awful game ate my coins while my friends went to play the more expensive flashier systems, but I almost always had friends watching me play on the last machine because I saved my coins killing time on that race car game, It was intoxicating having people cheer. 
I recall when I first started playing at arcades I had to justify every coin to my parents; their judgement on whether I could play a machine by the description I gave. Too excited I would be told to sit down, mature themes get less coins than I asked for, getting lots of coins parents joined me on the floor. In hindsight it was a good idea; I checked in every few minutes they could sit and chat. The modern card swipe losses the going to the loan officer feeling.
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>>327291
>There's a gigantic difference between the arcades of old and not owning games that you buy yourself.
No, there's not. Arcades were even more extractive because you were essentially just renting time. You just have a bias due to arcades being historical. 

>If you're actually defending non-ownership, go fuck yourself.
Stop crying. You buy a DRM-free copy of a game and you own it. It's that simple. 

>>327296
I love arcade gaming. There used to be one I'd go to as a kid one in a blue moon and I'd like when laundromats would have a cabinet. I used to play Samurai Shodown while the spin cycle was on.
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uh oh DRM console niggers get more DRm uh oh it does not affect me in slightest UH OH UOOH
>>327282
You can buy these machines and own them
>>327296
Thats a cool story bro.
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