Nah. I mean, I like old games quite a lot, but for all the gems, there's a litany of duds. I do agree that anti-cheat and online multiplayer have hurt innovation, but the indie scene is where it's at, if you want innovation or a focus on storytelling. Still, some of my best memories are with modern online games like Shadowbane, WoW, Warframe, Deep Rock Galactic, etc., and yet no game has yet replaced my experiences with the older Myst series.

Size of games is certainly problematic if you have a slower internet connection, but even SSDs are quite economical at this point.

If retro games are your jam, then awesome! But I think they're just a single facet of the broader hobby of gaming.