Episode 44 - Preserving Gaming’s Past

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At the beginning of our gaming life, our entire focus was on what’s next. Little thought was given to the games of yesterday, as graphics and processing power forged ahead by leaps and bounds. With several console generations behind us, we’ve reached a point as a gaming community where we need to ask ourselves how we want to preserve classic games. In this episode, Aaron and Chris explore some of the ways the industry is attempting to do this and give our thoughts on the best and worst examples of game preservation in the hobby. In the assignments segment, Chris gives his thoughts on Nioh for PS4.

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