What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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NintendoLegend wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:I honestly don't care where this imaginary retro line is drawn. I'll play any game worth playing no matter how new or old.


... how does that answer the title question of the thread? :shock: Jeepers.


...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?
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Re: What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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AppleQueso wrote:
NintendoLegend wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:I honestly don't care where this imaginary retro line is drawn. I'll play any game worth playing no matter how new or old.


... how does that answer the title question of the thread? :shock: Jeepers.


...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?


I know, right? Who says that? :mrgreen:
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Re: What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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its simple, the cut off point is sprite ---&--- 3d

i would say SNES/Genesis (retro)------ psx/n64/segasaturn(modern)
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AppleQueso wrote:
NintendoLegend wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:I honestly don't care where this imaginary retro line is drawn. I'll play any game worth playing no matter how new or old.


... how does that answer the title question of the thread? :shock: Jeepers.


...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?

Where'd you get those peepers?
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Re: What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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MrPopo wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:
NintendoLegend wrote:... how does that answer the title question of the thread? :shock: Jeepers.


...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?

Where'd you get those peepers?


Love Jeepers Creepers, kinda goofy, but I like it.

Anyways, I personally consider N64 era back as retro, everything else modern.
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Re: What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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AppleQueso wrote:
NintendoLegend wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:I honestly don't care where this imaginary retro line is drawn. I'll play any game worth playing no matter how new or old.


... how does that answer the title question of the thread? :shock: Jeepers.


...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?

Isn't that a breakfast cereal?

On topic, I consider every system that came out before the PS2 to be retro.
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MrPopo wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:...Jeepers?

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... ...Jeepers?

Where'd you get those peepers?


Where did you get those eyes?
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Re: What is the cut off from retro to modern?

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TEKTORO wrote:I would say anything 10 yrs or more could be considered "retro",and the same would go for anything thats old becoming new again.

That works perhaps for PC titles, but go with the "2 generation" rule of thumb. Although with computing titles, another spanner in the works would be the advent of "mobile gaming" in the form of smart-phone apps.
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To me, anything non-current gen is retro. I've been considering even Gamecube, PS2, and XBOX as retro consoles for quite some time now.
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Nintendork666 wrote:To me, anything non-current gen is retro. I've been considering even Gamecube, PS2, and XBOX as retro consoles for quite some time now.

I really don't consider those retro yet. If I had to choose, I'd say the N64/PS1 era is just now starting to get that retro feel for me, but hasn't quite hit that mark yet.
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