A Second Sunrise: Taiwan of 2020 Sent Back to 1911

[Vadrigos]

It occurs to me that 2.5D shooter games could make a big comeback given that it would take Taiwan a little bit to rebuild the transistor and processor manufacturing industries. As such, they might have to make inferior models to make the superior models here and there…

Ultimately, there will always be Doom, is what I'm saying.

 

[ChrisProvidence]

It occurs to me that 2.5D shooter games could make a big comeback given that it would take Taiwan a little bit to rebuild the transistor and processor manufacturing industries. As such, they might have to make inferior models to make the superior models here and there…

Ultimately, there will always be Doom, is what I'm saying.

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Yeah, lower-requirement games will probably have an appeal as personal computer ownership becomes more-widespread. That and Free to Play games.

I remember going to the only internet cafe in my mother's hometown in the Philippines where my cousin and I would play Ragnarok Online because it was F2P.

That's actually where a lot of the inspiration for the sections on the spread of the internet came from. That, and growing up during the spread of PC ownership in America.

 

[PossiblyEnos]

Yeah, lower-requirement games will probably have an appeal as personal computer ownership becomes more-widespread. That and Free to Play games.

I remember going to the only internet cafe in my mother's hometown in the Philippines where my cousin and I would play Ragnarok Online because it was F2P.

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The payment infrastructure for subscription-based games would be a nightmare to set up in that kind of situation.