r/RetroGaming is very strict about retro. They say the Nintendo 64 is retro while the PlayStation 2 is modern. This despite the fact the PlayStation 2 is now 25 years old.
So I got to wonder about this community deems as “retro”.
Or a better question: what’s considered retro and not retro? What’s the fine line between retro and modern?
Ha, nice! Sounds about right. Something that has "become fashionable again". Like 8-bit graphics in modern games. The prefix (hence the dash) meaning "backward" is more literal, like retrospect, which means to look back.
Ha, nice! Sounds about right. Something that has "become fashionable again". Like 8-bit graphics in modern games. The prefix (hence the dash) meaning "backward" is more literal, like retrospect, which means to look back.