I'm glad I grew up when gaming was at its height. I started out on the PS1 and N64, playing Crash Bandicoot, Mario 64, Ocarina of Time, Spyro the Dragon, etc. I'm just old enough to remember the days when cheat codes were free, as long as you knew the code, and since I had access to the internet, they were easy to look up for free. I moved on to the PS2 and Gamecube eventually, and later got an Xbox 360, but was totally disinterested in console gaming after that, so I am the frog that would jump out. Now, you have to pay $5 for a color swap or Big Head Mode that was once as simple as up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, start, select, and it's sickening to me. These days, I play PC games pretty much exclusively, and my library consists mainly of Bethesda and Valve titles and remakes of old games, with a few Square games, Nier Automata, the Witcher games, a smattering of Indie titles, and that's it. And I'm usually entirely uninterested in games that aren't either masterpieces or don't have an active modding community. I'm totally disinterested in modern AAA titles and live services, and my wallet is thanking me. I bought a Switch recently so I could play the masterpieces that have been and continue to come out for that console such as Breath of the Wild and Smash Ultimate, but that will probably be the last console I ever buy unless there is a massive shift in the market.