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Video game demos were once a staple of the gaming experience, particularly during the '90s and early 2000s. These playable previews allowed gamers to sample upcoming titles, helping them make informed purchasing decisions while also generating excitement around new releases. However, in recent years, the prevalence of demos has significantly declined, leaving many fans yearning for the thrill of trying before buying.
Both Nintendo and PlayStation have the opportunity to reignite this beloved trend. By reintroducing demos, they can foster a stronger connection with their player base, allowing gamers to engage with upcoming titles and provide valuable feedback to developers. This could lead to better final products and a more invested community.
In an era where digital downloads dominate, offering demos could also enhance visibility for indie developers, giving them a platform to showcase their creativity. As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, bringing back demos could be a nostalgic yet innovative step forward for both companies.
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