[ WP ] The year is 2083 , and video games have turned into a monotonous remaster or re-release-fest with little to no good content . Due to the extremely high budget and high development times for new games , unsurprisingly , a brand new video game crash ensues .

It was a tough day back in 1983, one century ago. Atari caused the first true video game market crash, and gaming was only to be brought up from the grave by Nintendo two years later. Sadly, Nintendo was the first to leave the console business ten years ago from their new corporate president's visions for the company: gambling. I was overwhelmed with sadness when I saw Nintendo fall on that very same path that Konami, Capcom, Sony, and to a lesser extent Sega. Once Sony's last console, the PS16, had its online services taken down because of their near bankrupt infrastructure, I knew it was the end. I remember thirty years ago when Microsoft decided to end their home console business in favor of fully pursuing their Windows Phone, which would've killed them seventy years ago, but the casual market grew too big and profitable for consoles to even be a viable option anymore for even large companies with practically endless pockets of money like Disney and the one-surviving internet service provider Comcast. 
 
 Everything has building up to this. I'm not sure how I made it this far, but I guess that those anti-aging pills really *did* work, considering that I'm 130 years old. But, that's enough about the past. I must focus on now, should there be a way to somehow revive gaming forever...
