
Every generation of video games has had its fair share of rabid fanboys, flame wars and complete and utter idiots. Most importantly, however, every generation has had some kind of identity. The 16-bit era is often considered the "Golden Age" of gaming: filled with spectacular RPGs, platformers and scrolling shooters. The days of the N64/Playstation/Saturn ushered the birth of 3D gameplay. Now, though, there really isn't too much identity other than motion control and online experience. The bad clearly out-weighs the good in the current console generation. What are the top five reasons why?

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is because every @ss with a keyboard (my self included) gets to express their opinion as if it makes a difference to anyone.
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If the internet was around in almost every home when the mega-drive or Snes was you'd find yourself being just as annoyed by the excessive flamers stating their console is the best. Most are underage kids with nothing better to do than crave a reaction from their posts.
But i dont think this gen 'blows' based on a reason like that. Its Just something thats bringing it down a peg or two though.
Im happy, this is the only gen where i owned all the consoles.
Good point on the console failure rate - the only console before the current gen that ever ate it for me was the PS1 with it's disc read trouble.
I mainly miss the lack of 3d platformers.