Old games fall into obscurity much faster than old movies or music, because in the movies pretty much the only radical changes are the neat new SFX, and in music, well, not that much change there. People invented electric guitars and electronic keyboards a while ago, yet nobody calls them `oldschool` yet. But when it comes to games - sound, graphics and gameplay change rapidly over time and titles from just a few years back are already dated. I wouldn`t call 2004 games `oldschool` or even `old` (mostly because I was forced to play even older titles until recently, thanks to my crappy hardware), but some people might have already forgotten about them. The young folks these days have no respect for the classics 
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