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You can also post lengthy texts about politics on the forum, but that's still somewhat strange behavior.

Eating moldy cheese is also strange, but there are people who like it, so what? )

Since antiquity, there have been almost no new plots. Either it's love, or a challenge to higher powers, or war, revenge, and so on. Yes, perhaps books have evolved somewhat, but firstly, only a minority of them have, and secondly, the evolution is very insignificant.

One could argue. For example, there was no science fiction genre in antiquity; it mainly emerged in the twentieth century.
Now, for example, there are attempts to create a relatively new genre of hard science fiction ("The Martian" tried). I don't remember anything like that in the twentieth century.

An example of these advantages?

For example, anything, including even the graphics? Of course, not the technological aspect of the graphics, but the graphics themselves can be implemented much better than in a typical modern game. I won't even mention things like the plot, which don't depend on the level of technology even indirectly.

No, why not? Then just say so, instead of making up some strange justifications.

I didn't write about old games, but it seems to me that a person is not obliged to write any kind of justification for each of their posts.)
If I'm talking about myself, then I, for example, recently downloaded Sid Meier's games and played them. The reasons are clear:
1. One of the best options for playing on a tablet.
2. Nostalgia.
3. There simply aren't any more modern analogs of this game with adequate gameplay. I think there aren't any analogs of this game in principle.