Video games aren't unique in the way they make us nostalgic, but those memories do seem to persist more than other forms of entertainment. Here's why.

>"Browser games have always been there, leading people to become full-time gamers. But do they still hold resonance like they used to?"

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>"As retro video games become more popular, research suggests players could be looking for nostalgia – and the psychological benefits it brings."

>"Nostalgia is a fickle beast. While I miss simpler times when gaming backlogs weren’t a thing, I’m not a fan of how some companies shove half-baked remasters down gamers’ throats. Speaking of old…"