DOS Gaming Is Better Part X: The Competition

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United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
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Half-Life
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Half-Life (1998)
Duration: 7:34
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Competition has never been more prevalent than in the modern games industry. So why does Lawnie think that competition in and of itself was better in the DOS and early Windows era of gaming? The type of competition at the top end was better, and the arms race that resulted was more exciting than anything going on today. The result? Boundless creativity, and better games.



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