Finding things of my generation

[Keith]

I occasionally try to see if my generation has its own version of something that's been popular for many years. Through this, I discovered the Reboot-style animated Voltron: the Third Dimension, which debuted in the late nineties, among other TV shows like Godzilla: the Series and Yo Yogi!

I also discovered that indie is my generation's alternative, not the stuff on 90s rock stations.

Through this I now have Super Metroid and Super Punch Out on my Wii and Excite Bike 64 on my N64. I think this is also why I downloaded Dr. Mario Online Rx.

 

[tree]

Like renaming? Or making the same toys from different
materials? Or changing the proportions....etc (dolls or cars,
for instance.) And fashion. As long as it's old enough,
it's new again.

For a long time, I didn't know how writers
came up with 'new' ideas. Eventually
I realized that authors didn't actually devise
utterly 'original' plots. The good writers use
words to tell basic stories/conflicts so they
seem new.

 

[Keith]

What I mean is something like this:

80s- G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
90s- G.I. Joe Extreme
00s- G.I. Joe: Sigma 6
10s- G.I. Joe: Renegades

Extreme would fall under my generation.