In his latest entry into the MMORPG.com staff blog, Bill Murphy talks about the innocence, or ignorance, that he used to bring to games and hearkens back to a time when he could find something worthwhile in even the 'crappiest games'. But with age comes wisdom and The Elusiveness of Ignorance. Read on!

So it was a little nostalgic to watch my niece recently clamor about some piece of shovelware for her DS the other day.  I could remember times when I simply didn’t care what faults a game had.  If it could be played, it could be enjoyed.  For a time, even though I would eventually tire of it, even a bad game had its merits and a spot in my rotation.  I wish I could have that attitude toward gaming back.  Back in my early days as a wee nerd, I would play anything you threw my way.  And there are probably more factors than mere gaming naivety involved.

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