You'd be hard pressed to find a different time when PC gaming, Soyny, Xbox and Nintendo handheld gaming were this good and all your favorite games were frankly so easy to find and play and perhaps even play better now than they ever did before.
Folks, you can literally play the latest AAAA+ 200 hour RPG Epic ELDEN RING on a $399 handheld on your big beautiful toilet seat, TimeSplitters 2 in 4K 120fps on your Xbox Series X or Half-Life: Alyx in VR.
We will soon have a HD Mario Kart with 96 tracks, you can literally play Mario Kart all day without having to play a track twice and not only is there a somewhat HD Waifu + Fire Emblem game with 4 branching paths there's also a Mosou spin-off of the same game.
You want to play a HD remake of Links Awakening? It exists. You want to replay Resident Evil 2 but would rather have it play like Resident Evil 4? It exists. You want to play a remastered version of Half-Life made by the fans? It exists.
Remember Live A Live that Japanese only SNES RPG, it's coming in HD-2D form and the vocalist of the Dragonball Z theme song is doing the main theme can you finish it before Xenoblade 3 hits days later?
If you are a cry baby and don't want 'new' or 'remastered' games but 'old new' games you are in luck too because indie developers are literally making 'sequels' to GoldenEye 64, FEAR and Turtles in Time.
A few publishers shit the bed with bullshit, like EA, Konami, Ubisoft and whoever is making all that mobile shit but those are some of the most horrible companies in all of gaming history anyway.
But credit where credit is due. You can play Assassins Creed Origins at 60fps now and the Mass Effect Trilogy too. In some cases you don't even have to re-buy these games. You pop them in and they are auto-remastered.
By some miracle even the Sonic and Pokemon Hollywood movies as well as the TV shows based on Castlevania and The Witcher are good as well as the games you get for free by literally just logging in.
While I thought the early 2010s was a pretty shitty time for the industry and my personal tastes, the last few years (making some concessions for covid troubles) have been a great time for so many different types of gamers. Nintendo, Sony, MS, and PC all are in a great position with enough differentiating feature sets between them. Even though I feel my tastes have ossified (don't really care for multiplayer aside from fighting games, no interest whatsoever in survival games or twee indie games or moba or gatcha) I'm absolutely thrilled and drowning in stuff - we're living in an era where LIVE A LIVE one of my favorite obscure Japan-only RPGs gets a spectacular HD-2D remake, the niche and obtuse SaGa series is getting tons of love, Fire Emblem which back in the day I'd drool about in Nintendo Power and cry because it was stuck in Japan is now a global phenomenon, Ys has seen its biggest success in the west since the Turbo Duo, there are going to be *3* never-localized Trails games released in 2023, we just got some awesome KOF and Samurai Shodown games and an upcoming SF that is shaping up to be quite interesting. Classic style western RPGs have had a renaissance (still gotta play Disco Elysium), and even genres beaten to death like FPS have surprised with Titanfall 2, DOOM 2016/Eternal, Neon White. Tons of quality remakes of classics both huge (Crash, FF Pixel Remasters, Halo MCC) and obscure (Klonoa, Wild Guns, Pocky n Rocky), collections and compilations (Valis, Mega Man/X/Zero/BN, Castlevania, Contra), there's the Game Pass and PS+ and Switch Online retro downloads, there are the mini consoles (PLEASE give us Snatcher on the Megadrive Mini 2!!!)...
And that all is just stuff made available in the last 5 or 6 years. That doesn't include all of the backlog stuff I've amassed over 30+ years of playing games.
Sure, I'm meh on the FF -> action RPG stuff like PlanetSmasher, but I've accepted about 10-15 years ago that my favorite game series in the 90s isn't for me anymore. Still have some hope that FF16 is a pretty enjoyable hack and slash romp, even if I didn't like 15 and thought 7r was overloaded with filler. People who complain about RPGs "not being like they were" usually just mean "FF isn't the same as the SNES and PS1 days" and need to branch out.
I think my only real 'complaint' with the state of things barring the typical things that everyone else doesn't like (monetization, shitty treatment of workers, half finished shit - but this shit was always there we just either ignored it or didn't realize it) is that I wish there were more new Japanese IP - it feels that every game I'm excited for in the next year or two are from franchises 20-30+ years old.