It was hard to tell with those tight pants you wearin <| sep |> Now now dear boy , no need for profanities is there . <| sep |> The thing of it is , the industry is always in a state of transition . That ' s what happens when it ' s exceedingly dependent on technology that changes so rapidly . Not only that , but gaming trends are fickle . People thought PC gaming was going to be dead by the 2000 ' s because of the dominance of console gaming . Now , in 2016 , PC gaming is doing pretty damn well while the current generation of consoles is experiencing hiccups . A few years ago , Angry Birds was thought to be an unstoppable franchise that would launch Rovio into the stratosphere . But Rovio reported a net loss in 2015 , r e c o r d s o p e r a t i n g l ossoverangrybirdsmovietel which was the 3 rd year in a row that its revenues declined . People aren ' t loyal to Angry Birds as they are to brands like Lego or Disney Princesses . It wasn ' t long ago that Zynga was a billion dollar company , and everybody was talking about usually complaining about Facebook games . Now , I don ' t think anybody thinks about Zynga anymore , and I haven ' t been poked by a goddamn Mafia Wars request in years . Last year , people were having flights of fancy about how VR would immediately revolutionize the gaming industry . Now that we ' ve had months to see what the first wave of VR games are like , we see that a lot of it is wonky , gimmicky and silly . VR probably will revolutionize gaming , but it ' s going to take a really long time at this rate . The industry is constantly in flux . I don ' t think we need news articles to point that out .