Villagers React To Evolution of Video Game Graphics 1958-2020 ! Tribal People React Games Evolution

[@Nano12123]

I love the way they keep saying how realistic the game looks. I wish I could experience that again

[@mei4195]

lol! I remembered my first time buy ps2 and its look so real in my eyes back then

[@Londronable]

@@mei4195 Mine came with "This is Football 2" I believe. My father said it looked like watching a real match. It didn't, rofl.

[@Tocinos]

I still play 37 year old games so you best bet that I go through this on a constant basis

[@taoist32]

@J erje 10 years from now, we will be in video games as avatars. Virtual reality in the Metaverse will be where we make money, work, and vacation.

[@thepoet82]

@@taoist32 The Oasis!

[@docdirtymrclean3610]

Contra? Ahhh this man is a man of true culture.

[@DeusKDuo]

I am going to have to pull my nintendo from the closet Contra and then Super C great game

[@vigneshtaware7135]

Yes he said contra and Mario

[@jerre6882]

Its a rule, everytime someone mentions Contra, you have to play atleast 1h.

[@LolUGotBusted]

Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Select Start

[@agilezero5457]

One of the games that makes a man out of you if you finish it without cheat codes. I fuckin' love the Spread Shot.

[@Treffaut]

"The more the monkey kills, the more points he gets" - Babu's right, Donkey Kong is a hairier GTA.

[@isveryniceyes]

With only slightly less hookers

[@d4n737]

@@isveryniceyes Depends on what you're into. I think Cranky Kong is hot af

[@d4n737]

@@davidguyette2586 "The longer the Icon of Sin is on earth, the more powerfull he becomes."

[@IchorX]

Please let them play some modern games after this. I'd recommend the first level of a straightforward singleplayer game that isn't too complex overall. Or better yet, try having them play Minecraft for an hour. I bet that video would get a tonne of views and a lot of watchtime.

[@01DOGG01]

one of the other channels does that. imagine babu trying to use a controller

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

Agreed! Open world games where they could explore nature might be good too. Red Dead Redemption might be a prime choice. ❤️

[@sagarjadhav6568]

The graphics of Minecraft wouldn't be a good experience. Because since it's their first time they wouldn't know how to play or make things so instead picking a beautiful looking single player game would be a good choice.

[@Fish-ey9lt]

I don’t think they have a PlayStation or Xbox

[@farika_deaf2003]

@@Fish-ey9lt first of all you can download in games also in ntb. even i can't aford to have Xbox or playstation. still u can play smh on ntb or on pc. but need to be careeful wich one games are safe to download bc of virus.

[@asmdot]

You can tell Babu fell in love with Doom at 6:55

[@kingsfield3945]

Natural human response to anything relating to Doom

[@sageofsquirrels111]

I feel it fair to mention that this video focused primarily on shooters and other games like them. There have been dozens of other series and systems that also demonstrate how far video games have come, graphically and technically. Either way though, it's impressive what's been achieved in the past few decades.

[@jlebrech]

the shooters were'nt the problem, it was very inconsistent. for example showing sequels and not the original game.

[@Cyclobomber]

@@jlebrech I suppose they were focusing on landmark graphics engine shifts, while I would have shown some other games as well, all in all the video makes a good summary of how far graphics have gone in games so far.

[@jlebrech]

@@Cyclobomber the video they used wasn't the best. Maybe something from Ahoy would be better.

[@ThallanarRabidtooth]

@@jlebrech I feel like the 3 largest Elder Scrolls games should have been in here. For their time, they were revolutionary in terms of graphics. Morrowind in 2002, Oblivion in 2006, and Skyrim in 2011, all set the standard so high in terms of graphics.

[@Alias_Anybody]

@@Cyclobomber Issue was that a lot of them were very brown-grey. And good doesn't automatically mean as realistic as possible.

[@revenant101]

It just occured to me how hilariously fun it would be to watch these guys react to various famous movies that have Hindi subs etc. Just imagine them reacting to "Alien," or "Saving Private Ryan." Oh my Gosh that'd be amazing, not only for the reactions but frankly as a mind expanding excercise as well. I know I wouldnt miss a single one! But hey, let's be real, if you had these fellows stare at a wall to watch paint dry, I'd still tune in!

[@siddu470]

It wouldn't be that hard considering most of these movies have a hindi dubbed version. Would be interesting to watch them react with subtitles tho. Doesn't matter to me since I speak both languages XD

[@mentos93]

They need to watch interstellar.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Lord of the Rings! Since apparently the whole internet's doing it.

[@stealtho]

Villagers React to Paint Drying

[@stealtho]

@@mentos93 yes

[@Tiber234]

I love grandpa's enthusiasm in these vids hes so vibrant and seems very open to learning and experiencing new things - I want to be like that when Im older.

[@woody816]

I absolutely love this channel and the men that appear on it. Babu is such a wise older gentleman who makes me smile at his reactions. In fact they all do. Thank you very much kind sir for introducing us to these men and to the KZbin algorithm for recommending it to me. Much love and respect. Please don't stop babu from singing at the end as I love it. Thank you, from a common working class man from Bonnie Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃🥃 Cheers

[@Orion3G]

I was born in 1990 but I played most of these games in my childhood, but my gaming journey began with Donkey Kong Country 2 when I got my first SNES. Me and my dad were addicted, good times.

[@supergameforever143]

Same and mine 1990.

[@KSmeaton1]

1990 here too, my first was Zelda A Link to the Past on SNES lol.

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

I could not ask for a better video! Wow!! Whoever comes up with these video ideas is a genius. Seriously, this is so amazing. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@KumaBean]

As someone who's never been into to gaming, I can confirm that their reactions to how much they've progressed are very real, every time I visit my Brother-in-law he blows me away with some nuts HD gaming graphics, lol

[@gofastER]

too bad the video didn't mention microsoft flight sim 2020 managed to recreate the entire planet using satellite images and ai. If they were able to use it, they could fly over their home town and be able to recognize it.

[@piratesswoop725]

Didn’t they just source Google Earth images?

[@redtormaximo5530]

@@piratesswoop725 The maps are loaded on demand using a combination of google earth and AI. At launch there were some very notorious and hilarious glitches.

[@charles-antoinemartel-roy]

@@piratesswoop725 They use AI for building height. Google Earth does not capture any data for that, so instead of having flat landmarks, the A.I. uses known data and math to recreate the full 3D buildings.

[@KentRoads]

@@piratesswoop725 not quite, the whole process of importing an entire planets worth of imagery into a game-engine is probably a lot more difficult than you imagine

[@Learnbynet]

i reached 10To with this game !

[@pdcasablanca]

Seriously. I've been watching so many videos of them lately, I found myself wobbling my head like an Indian person, yesterday! 😮 Love em!

[@keirfarnum6811]

That’s one of the strangest things about Indian people; the way they move their heads like that. Feels like such unnecessary movement. But hey, it’s their culture. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@pdcasablanca]

@@keirfarnum6811 I think it's just like when we nod our heads in agreement, for example when somebody is talking.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

@@pdcasablanca exactly. We shake our heads up and down . No difference. * it occurs to me we might look more horse like and could stomp our hooves 4 times though 😆

[@pdcasablanca]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 That's funny!🤣 But it took me a while to understand that. At first I thought it seemed strange that everybody was disagreeing with each other all the time.

[@naraindassmittal5747]

@@keirfarnum6811 "unnecessary" you need to be more open minded about the rest of the world then

[@DR77618]

I adore the old man in all of these videos. He is such a lovely man and really open minded for a person his age. He is just very sweet.

[@julilla1]

I really like having only two of them at a time because you can get closer on their faces. It's nice to see them closer.

[@parapanofff]

Oh my sweet Lord, thank you so freaking much! My prayers have been answered as God smiled upon me, waving off the clouds to reveal Tribal People watch my most requested suggestion.

[@stancarmen3369]

It would be interesting to see their reactions to the Unreal Engine 5 reveal.

[@sagarjadhav6568]

Ya but they wouldn't understand the things stated in that video.

[@skarabyll1458]

to them it wouldnt look much different from the latest games in this list anyway

[@BestKCL]

YESS

[@ASSASSIN19923]

same , that video blew me away with new generation of graphics

[@danielantony1882]

Just show them Black Myth Wukong. Isn't it the first game to use Unreal 5 anyway?

[@christophedupin.artist]

i love these people. They are genuine, smart, wise and funny. Babu's reactions are specially priceless.

[@dmschoice2571]

I've seen this requested in the comments multiple times. And it was in fact way more interesting than I expected ;) Interesting question from Raeen at the end - there must be some video to be found about how a modern video game is made, and I would love to see them watch it. Also I'd like to see them try out some modern video games. I'd suggest a fighting game (Street Fighter or Tekken maybe - but better *not* Mortal Kombat ;D ), a car racing game and - a flight simulator!

[@yoloyo7019]

They should have them 1v1 each other in rocket league cuz I’m sure they’ve all played soccer. Then show a video of high level players and fuckin blow their minds lol

[@greenaum]

How a modern game is made is basically a hundred people sat in offices, typing away. The artists use mice and graphics tablets, that's sort of interesting, but really it's just office work. Not interesting to see. Street Fighter takes a fair while of play before you even master Hadouken, or it did me and I was a Western teenager. Playing it in the arcade was awesome, kind of bonkers now I can emulate it on a phone and probably a watch if somebody's ported MAME to one. Mostly it'd be them mashing the pads, with the characters jumping around and occasionaly medium-punching each other. The younger ones have experience with joypads so they'd get the hang of that but SF takes some practice to even become a novice at. Besides that they have NES and perhaps Megadrives even in Indian villages. A lot of the Chinese pirate NES consoles sell in India. The ones with a single chip doing all the NES functions and a big memory chip containing a hundred games (but advertised as a crore). Pirate NES consoles have been made since the early 1990s, you can get handheld versions off the net for almost nothing, and they often plug into a TV too. There are even educational versions, built into a PC-style keyboard, with spelling games and the like, though they still mostly get used just for the normal games, they come with joypads too.

[@nicksharma8238]

"Made from plastic" haha, Raeen's reaction to that XD

[@omni6637]

Babu i am 54 and i plays these games so dont lock your self out because of your age we can all play games regardless of our age

[@Orion3G]

This video is like watching my life fly by, I've probably spent most of my life in videogames XD

[@phillipA123]

Even I feel awe at the evolution of video games and I was raised with games here in the USA. Seeing their pure reactions is really nice! I love highlighting the progress and good that humanity can accomplish. Can't wait for the future, we will see a similar progress but all VR instead!

[@boredmango4030]

I need to see them playing some of these games. That could be an episode, or a whole sub series

[@doggo_87__60]

I quit playing video games when I graduated from highschool. Last year I bought PS3 during quarantine time (I know, I was late for 10 years) and I feel like a caveman with all of these new features in it.

[@johnnycripplestar5167]

I'd recommend buying consoles for singleplayer games while multiplayer games on a good PC.

[@doggo_87__60]

@@gooddoggo3547 I used to play SNES and PS1 but I don't have much time since college and my previous job is not an office hour. So far I already finished DMC, Ninja Gaiden, Star Wars Force Unleashed, 2 series of COD, Transformers, God of War 3 Dark Souls 2 and Far Cry 4 on progress but I honestly don't really like it. Damn..how long you usually takes to finish this kind of game? There is just too many unnecessary details (Upgrade this skill, buy this and sell that, etc) and I think I ran out of a patience to finish it.

[@barackputin]

@@doggo_87__60 Those games are called RPGs, i think you're more of a linear story, open world fan

[@doggo_87__60]

@Angry Sheep exactly, I chose PS3 instead of PS4 because it is so affordable and easier for me to catch up with the mainstream games. I don't think spending much build a PC is a good idea for a beginner like me. My only experience with a PC game is Counter Strike.

[@doggo_87__60]

@@barackputin yea, guess I'm not a strategist type. I prefer a straight forward kind of game like FPS

[@ecb1979]

The end with the plastic comment 🤣🤣🤣 this video made me feel old. I remember too many of these games lmao

[@angelagraves865]

I love the songs that occur to Babu while he's watching the videos.

[@jerm5]

Yeah, he's got one for every occasion 😂

[@pauljmorrow509]

Gentlemen and Ladies,thankyou for the education/learning since watching this channel.I have learnt so much watching your videos.Glasgow.

[@monicapdx]

Great! Thank you I know a lot of people have been asking for this.. I came in on games in 1995 with our first computer. My husband played Doom a lot. 😄 I enjoyed this along with them, as I've only had a tablet for some years, so lots were new to me, too. Though I go more for city building and puzzle-solving games, with some warfare thrown in.

[@bobhart6656]

I love Babu's music! He has a good song for every occasion and that one in particular was very fitting.

[@dileepraghuwanshi3972]

I genuinely wait for his music part

[@MrClobbertime]

Video games do look much better than they did when I first played Pong. One problem though is that many developers spend so much time making their games look pretty that they forget to make them fun to play.

[@tituikabussaa]

Valve games are both pretty and fun to play

[@ryanwight9116]

I’ve been waiting a while for them to react to this. It’s not something we think about these days but it’s amazing how much video games, and technology in general, has advanced in such a short time

[@AzaleaLala]

This was fantastic. I hadn't seen this video either. Loved their reactions. You should let them play Skyrim.

[@brandonk6479]

Before I watch any further... I'm so.happy they mentioned playing contra and Mario. I still to this day love contra.

[@TheCatVtuber]

They really should play Flight Simulator, they can visit their home country India in that game.

[@ll7868]

I like these game evolution videos, just watched the NHL evolution from 1990-2021 last night, it never ceases to amaze me how far we've come since 8 bit Atari graphics.

[@setter000]

Please, show them how these modern games are actually made

[@kuhmilch]

I love this old guy. He seems to be a honest warm hearth person.

[@fireaza]

This reminds me of when I showed my Grandma "The Blu" in VR, she thought that it was a recording someone had taken! She didn't quite grasp the idea that everything was being made from scratch by my PC!

[@Tomoslb1]

I remember I was playing Fifa97 on playstation and my mother thought I was watching a real match on TV.

[@deehaley2737]

Nice video, love all of their reactions 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@estebanmora4907]

I loved this video. Them asking how games are made maybe is an opportunity to show them a video about game development or about 3D modeling in a computer, and for you to explain that's how these mountains and palaces are created.

[@brainman3387]

Please have them react to scenes from science fiction movies throughout the years. I think it would be interesting to hear their opinions.

[@shampoovta]

This, this, this!

[@revenant101]

Made a similar comment but it looks like you'd beaten me to it - that would just be amazing!

[@basilshibu6001]

It would be so interesting to hear their opinions

[@estebanmora4907]

Now that Dune has been released, that would be awesome

[@sailornova4686]

That would be very cool to watch

[@_UNISTAR_]

15: 25 Bruh, what a colossal missed opportunity to show them Taj Mahal in that game? How u didn't think of that baffles me. That shit amazes even those of us used to great graphics in modern games.

[@ALA87]

this type of stuff really is great content and really shows how important it is to have genuine reactions from people from all walks of life and in turn it helps show how everyone is different but the same at the same time. Really showing how we are in this together.

[@florian3209]

Great work !!! For the Algo Greetings from Austria

[@srbrant5391]

I love how their faces brighten at _Half-Life 2,_ like they know by instinct how revolutionary that game was.

[@i.pristine989]

If we're talking graphics only, which is the main theme for the video, then I think Crysis 1 is the game where the biggest leap was made, not Half Life 2.

[@Kijinn]

You're projecting.

[@chrisspere4836]

It would be nice if you men could talk to us about how you feel with all the love and friendship you get from around the world. Thankyou

[@shawnallen4086]

I would absolutely love to see them react to the video the "history of the entire world I guess" it'll be awesome to see what they think about how the earth was formed how much human civilization has changed how many conflicts there has been how many nations have came and gone

[@SithCelia]

Lifelong video gamer here to say that so many of these games are so well-done, with realistic graphics and miscellaneous effects, that you really can lose yourself in another reality for a while. That Horizon Zero Dawn was my home for the first few months of the pandemic of 2020. I also spent many hours stalking the shadowy corridors of Quake, one of my all-time favorite video games.

[@vladt876]

Solidarity! During my COVID quarantine/isolation, I broke out my NES mini, and played both Contra and Mario. I tried Ghouls and Ghosts, but that gets frustrating waaaayyy too fast

[@mooeykazooey]

Raeen “what are you saying man” 18:14 LMFAO

[@lowkeylowkey1000]

Anyone else think the old guy freakin out is kind of nice? I mean, not that he panics, but that he has such a respect for life, that even fictional characters in video games could be stressful.

[@ArtByBritania]

I love these videos! Thanks for making them!

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

The youngest person commented about the potential affect this realistic scenes could have on children. Very wise for his age.

[@Marconel100]

And for adults it has a calming effect to kill people in games, so we don't have to do it irl.

[@axe2kgaming224]

@@Marconel100 dude . Your mind is corrupted. Killing is nonsense

[@Marconel100]

@@axe2kgaming224 And yet we have high testosterone and aggression, it has to be taken out somewhere, if not it will result in deaths.

[@OpenGL4ever]

Science research have shown, video games don't have affects on real life behaviour. The claim it does, is old thinking and not grounded by science.

[@Marconel100]

@@OpenGL4ever so why does a punching bag help but games not? It has the same effect on me.

[@danielvenables8301]

they need to experience gaming. would be fun to watch

[@kriketo]

As an 80's gamer kid, i enjoyed the video, i still play games nowadays, but if they are really interested theres soo much to show them about the world of the videogames, like the Golden age of arcades, how games are made, the events like E3, gamescom, and also how much money and effort is spent to do the BEST Game every year and much more things to learn, im an enthusiast of that universe xD

[@Freshbrood]

That dope ass couch they are sitting on is amazing! Where did it come from?

[@shampoovta]

Skyrim VR all day 😄 it’s how I handled the lockdown. I slayed dragons, adopted kids and built a house. It was a great way to forget the pandemic.

[@starrynight1657]

It would have been more interesting looking at the graphics of all the many different platforms over the years and the most beautiful from each. Instead it seemed look at technical aspects such as movement, thus a lot of boring racing and pov shooter games.

[@greenaum]

It's supposed to be representative of games in general from each era, rather than a showcase of 3D artists' work. People play shooters and driving games.

[@jlebrech]

they can always make another video

[@arthurvg2217]

@CommonManShow Babu is so mysterious, I can only guess how epic was his life by the nature of the lyrics that he sings. I would 100% listen to him talking about his high and low points in life. Keep on guys, I'm watching you lol

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

nice that you showed them this video, I was curious what they thought

[@Fischstix95]

*sees Alyx Vance* "madam has arrived!" This dude gets it

[@daveangels]

I remember playing that fighter plane game in an arcade, there I said it, I'm old

[@brandonk6479]

Was never into arcades. Started with atari, then nes, then n64, and kept that until I bought a ps2. Still have that n64, too. Controllers, rumble pack, and memory cards all work still

[@vidpie]

I played Pong on coin-operated machines, but it was Space Invaders that first wowed. Came across it as we were leaving a bowling alley. "When Nishikado completed the game, it was initially met with a mixed response from within Taito and among (Japanese) amusement arcade owners; his colleagues praised the game, applauding his achievement while queuing up to play the game, whereas his bosses were predicting low sales, due to games often ending quicker than was the norm for timer-based arcade games at the time." ..."By 1982, it had grossed $3.8 billion, equivalent to over $13 billion as of 2016."

[@keefsmiff]

I love that he was worried that there was no post-mortem pmsl

[@JB.87]

The fact a young lad expressed his concern of kids playing these games says alot

[@homiedclown]

Man, Sega really dominated the arcades in the latter half of the 80's. 4 games in a row from 85-89, even if the game from 89 was labelled wrong. It said Galaxy Force 2, but Power Drift was shown.

[@XtomJamesExtra]

I wish they'd chosen a video that showcased the 3D volume metric capture method, like Kingdom Come Deliverance. When you can take 3D imagery of the real world and import it into a game, it's sort of the pinnacle of graphic design. Unfortunately, except for Horizon Zero Dawn and Metro Exodus (which wasn't even the Ray Tracing version shown) the advancements in near realism were lost in that video.

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

I love that beautiful looking couch you have now, it's a real work of art our heroes are sitting on.

[@RealLoki]

Its always interesting to see peoples perspectives and reactions to things you take for granted or they have never experianced irl. Also loved the guys song at the end, groovy 🥰

[@prunabluepepper]

Oh common, you really showed them a boring arrangement of shooter and combat games. What about non violent classics like Myst, the Witness etc?

[@farika_deaf2003]

exatly! like they will think that we are playing only violent games??? nope there's have a lot of games are amazing classic and so on. they would been to explain more that there's more option. :/

[@fernandohinojosa3211]

That's because the video is about mainstream games, and mainstream games are always violent and people refuse to talk about that.

[@prunabluepepper]

@@fernandohinojosa3211 oh common, the sims4 or city skylines are totally mainstream as well. But yeah, a lot is shooters. Technically assassin's creed is a shooter.

[@beholdman7158]

What I also enjoy of video games is how they evolved from high score hunting to being able to tell such emotional stories

[@jlleibold1974]

They were looking at a game from 1974 and said it's very old. I was born in 1974 and my birthday is in a few days. I normally deal with my birthday with Grace but dang. It had me laughing

[@LordPrometheous]

If that dude is playing Contra and Mario, he's already playing the greatest classics from that era. My cousin and I must have beat the 1st Contra on NES about 30 times. Who knows how many times we beat SMB.

[@mooeykazooey]

We need to crowdfund these fellas an Xbox 360 or gaming laptop

[@troyshilanski380]

Ya nailed 1978 space invaders. I old and remember it at movie theaters and malls.

[@blgmonster1631]

This is most wholesome channel ever 👌🏻

[@rodjacksonx]

That spontaneous song at the end was great!

[@pirateylass]

I began playing video games at the age of 8, when one of my cousins received a NES console for a Christmas present. All of us cousins would gather around my aunt's TV, and take turns playing "Super Mario Brothers", "Duck Hunt", as well as "Track and Field". My brothers and I continued to game on later consoles - Super NES, Nintendo 64, Playstation consoles 1, 2, 3, and 4, also all X-Box consoles since its' initial release. I'm still amazed at the technological advancement through the decades since those first games, but it's amusing to see gamers in recent years having a fondness for 'retro' gaming. I suppose it all comes full circle; if you are a fan of gaming, it doesn't matter which decade it's from - if it's a good game, people are going to want to play it! 😅

[@srbrant5391]

"The thief is eating the police." That's one way of putting it.

[@ronbaros1958]

I'm happy to see D on the list. Had it on PS1, one of the best games ever.

[@kingsfield3945]

I always like that one too, genuinely creepy game for it's time.

[@courier_six]

I'd love to see them watching some Bob Ross! Really appreciate the videos from you all.

[@cyberdazer7415]

Babu has some sick talent right talent there near the end.

[@illustriouschin]

Watching them watch the violent games that we enjoy helps us to understand.

[@Maraien]

was eager to see them see what we're capable of in terms of graphics, I wonder if they've seen any game this detailed looking

[@LightMustPrevail]

One of my favorite videos guys, let's try to get a PS4 or PS5 and let them try playing some games with good graphics to see their reaction!!!

[@Celticshade]

id love to see more reactions of different games with in the last 10 years or so. the last 10 years of games are the games i have grown up with and to share that with people who have never experienced them always feels good.

[@sanguinemde5031]

Dude plays Contra!! Respect to that guy for appreciating an ALL TIME classic.

[@pot_ato1234]

5:21 i love his reaction when he finds out that there are 2 people in the car lol

[@LunaChanNekojin]

I’d love to see their reaction to motion capture/the BTS for Resident Evil Village.

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

I support this....especially if they see the comparison before and after....

[@chrisspere4836]

In 1958 I was 2. I remember and had a zx spectrum +, a commodore 64, amstrad, windows3.1, win 95, Win 98,win xp, win vista and that was it. I stopped with vista and then my pc broke so been on ps3 since.

[@bus6292]

The teenager referenced Contra and Mario when asked about video games? Is he a time traveler from the 1980's?

[@davidlee4903]

Kids all over the world need to play Contra. Everyone needs to be read for a hostile alien invasion! Loved the performance at the end!

[@Denis-Maldonado]

Man, if they play any modern game of the last years for themselves in the channel, to see the graphics while controlling the camera and moving would be epic!

[@daveman439]

Seeing the dead body-- he said, "..not even a post-mortem has been done." Lol!

[@oghuzdynasty777]

It would be very interesting if you show them how is video games made.

[@tommypeterson9043]

Not having played games since the 90s, this was amazing for me as well. I felt some of the same things these guys were saying

[@mycroft16]

I started my gaming career in... oh 1983 or 4. I grew up playing almost all of these games. Progressing with them. It was astonishing each time they figured some new thing out graphically.

[@michaelcinelli4120]

Let them try playing Indivisible; they should get a pretty good kick out of a game that uses their own mythology instead of the omnipresent Greco-Roman (and Norse, to a lesser extent)

[@richardlew3667]

Their reactions are so wholesome. Keep it up!