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Best Of The Web: Retro Gaming vs Modern Gaming

19/03/2020 By ausretrogamer

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Playing video games these days is not quite like it used to be. As funny as this meme may be, it is still the current trend in modern gaming.

The gulf between old school and current generation gaming has never been greater.

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Source: cheezburger

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