>>712651495>If the 360 has nothing in common with the NES then they should not share a categoryniether does the ps2 but it's included
>hare the same traits of being designed for offline usage on analog televisionsps3 has analog output and is totally usable offline
besides they are not supposed to share characteristics, because by this logic every console generation should have been the same and we would still play 16 bit games with retarded looking controllers
>if we keep extending the definition then that means we'll also have to include the Xbox Oneno?
as you said yourself, it's too similar and the difference is blurred, you can include one but not the others, 8th and 9th gen consoles are pretty much the same thing, 7th gen consoles have distinct characteristics that newer consoles don't have
>Retro has to stop somewhere.yes, at 7th gen consoles, until the new thing drops
besides, how else is it supposed to work? as soon as ps6 drops and it's different enough from ps5 we should consider it retro right from that moment?
some time still has to pass, and for 7th gen that time has already passed and it's very well established in which ways it's not similar to new consoles in either hardware or software
>My own intuitionI don't trust your intution, I trust facts as I presented them to you
>Don't rely on outside sources to define the world for you.you don't have to rely on it and even agree with it but that outside source still can have an impact
>I agree that the 360 is different from current gen consolesyeah
>but its also decidedly not similar to the consoles of the 20th centuryand in fact it shouldn't be, tha's the whole point
>So it needs its own category,well what do you suggest then? splitting /vr/ in two? well that retro-retro part will be the same as /vr/ while the 6th-7th gen consoles will be a mix of retro games such as gta5, dead space, the last of us and ps2 classics
your own intuition should already tell you that it sounds like a mess