Does anyone else have a stop point where they can no longer enjoy games any older?
I'm that way. Most systems before the NES, I just can't get into. And I've tried. I've owned an Atari 2600 with about 50 games. And I just don't enjoy the single-screen games, or simplicity of the games of that era. I want to feel like I'm making progress, or exploring, or at least furthering a story in a game.
I do like some games on the Commodore 64, though. If only it didn't have the crazy load-times.
Anyone else feel this way?
For me, I just enjoy the pre-NES generation of consoles differently. I normally can't sit down and play a single Atari 2600 or Odyssey
2 game for hours (except for a few like Wizard of Wor or K.C. Munchkin), but if I am cycling through various cartridges I can spend all day playing these systems. I also love to study the history behind the games/consoles which is one of the main reasons I collect video games. Being that I was born a year after the N64 released, I don't really have as strong of an attachment to the NES era as many others do. Each retro console I play offers a different experience, and it just depends on what type of game I feel like playing at the time.