You could still squeeze a Wario Ware microgame into one of them.
I think it would be hard to fit a minigame into a loading screen without making the loading screen longer due to loading the minigame, though. Like it'd be easy enough if you were coding your loading system from scratch, but modern games are mostly built using big pre-existing engines, which are full of their own assumptions about how loading works.
SSDs have made loading screens a short lived experience. If you have a spinning disk still you're out of luck.
To be fair, if you've built a computer recently, ssd prices have dropped like a rock.
Good point. I still feel nostalgic though
You could still squeeze a Wario Ware microgame into one of them.
I think it would be hard to fit a minigame into a loading screen without making the loading screen longer due to loading the minigame, though. Like it'd be easy enough if you were coding your loading system from scratch, but modern games are mostly built using big pre-existing engines, which are full of their own assumptions about how loading works.