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[QUOTE="Jaydumo20, post: 5359012, member: 9280"] I agree. I dont watch sports to see the heights of athleticism necessarily, nor do I listen to music to hear an 8 octave singer. Musicians have gotten technically better. Advances in technology have made anything possible. But NOBODY would call the 2010s the Golden Age of music. Malcolm Gladwell talks about the Heinz ketchup phenomenon. He says that newer ketchups have food science and more advanced techniques at their disposal but you cant touch Heinz Ketchup. Super Mario Bros and Zelda look horrible compared to today's games but its hard to argue that this age of video games was better than the Nintendo era. For whatever reason, maybe the way the game has changed, but I'll keep it simple- it was way more fun to watch Bird than it is to watch Wemby. [/QUOTE]
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