Just take a look at all the objective evidence:
- Released in 2004, when I was in undergrad and had unprecedented ability to buy all my own games
- Key enties in important series released during the years when I was most ready to pay attention to them
- Games released during a span when I started getting my life together, allowing me to associate my personal feelings with games most efficiently
As you can see, the DS is by all measures a success in Nintendo's history that can never be repeated again, and therefore we must all appreciate it for what it is.
sorry but I have to respectfully disagree. Only games that came out when I was twelve years old and forming my first real artistic, spiritual and political opinions matter, everything before that was a meaningless diversion and everything after a childish imitation
it's actually kinda cool that videogames have been around long enough now to succumb to a few rounds of this fallacy. when i was a very small kid videogames were, culturally, a recently-invented monolith
huh, while I have a lot of affection for my favorite games of my teenage years/early adulthood, by and large they're not among my long-term favorites. I think I've formed stronger emotional bonds with games over the last decade than I have any before that. interesting to think about


