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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ExploderWizard" data-source="post: 6221627" data-attributes="member: 66434">People have always been attracted to the new and different. Game rules are not that much different than other things. Old games still function so its more a matter of the amount of novelty required to enjoy something than anything else. New ideas and the infusion of old ideas with new concepts will keep happening and games will continue to spawn other new games as long as people keep playing them and thinking, what if we did X? Constant evolution and invention is a good thing because tabletop games are not technology. Newer is not better or worse, it is merely different. Anyone can play old games, or newer games, or even build on these to make games of their own. The more tinkering and experimenting that happens, the more variety of games there are to enjoy. There are those who will always chase the latest games for the sake of novelty, others will continue playing old favorites, and some will mix and match.</blockquote>