Author: Anthony Bray

The gaming industry is constantly evolving. Genres emerge, transform, and sometimes fade away entirely. These shifts aren’t random, but they follow patterns shaped by technology, player behavior, and market forces. Looking at the past can offer insight into where things are headed next. From the arcade boom of the 1980s to today’s metaverse-driven experiences, gaming has seen waves of innovation. Some studios adapted and thrived, while others struggled to keep up. Understanding these shifts is a way to anticipate what’s coming next. Arcades, Consoles, and the Birth of Genre Trends (1980–1999) What Happened: The 1980s belonged to arcades, where games…

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