Videogames are the only medium that has evolved the most in a relatively short span of time. And along the way, they have undergone some massive changes in their core, from what they were about in their early days as opposed to what they embody in this day and age. Whereas games of the yesteryear were generally more demanding on the players, they were also a whole lot more rewarding and satisfying in terms of gameplay and the overall fun factor. This lies in stark contrast to today's big-budget AAA's that have gone about a drastically different route which focuses more on delivering a memorable cinematic experience using the latest technological advancements than pretty much anything else. The main difference between these two distinct eras of Gaming, lies entirely in how they play out. The Videogames of the Golden Age (as I'd like to call) were primarily centered around their gameplay and naturally had a learning curve around it that the player was expected to have ...