It's not an 'old man shouts at cloud' thing. I don't work in game development, but I follow enough artists and devs who do to know how much there is to be learned from playing and analysing old games. They were often designed so much more elegantly in comparison to games of today, due to the limited development resources, size restrictions, and processing power of the time. There's so much those old games can teach those who are making new ones.<br><br>Hell, the servers for Dragon Age Origins and Dragon Age 2 just went down permanently a few weeks ago, so now there's no way to access the DLC for those games unless you already have it downloaded. Those games (particularly DAO) were masterpieces of their time! To have lost huge chunks of them is a tragedy. And Dragon Age is still an enormously popular series, one which has new games being actively developed!