I'm strongly against the whole "games don't age" reasoning. The thing is, some people are better at coping with the age. I can't cope with Wizardry's slow gameplay, clunky interface, lack of music and sounds. All those things were taken for granted back in the early 80s.
I downloaded Nahlakh. Honestly, I thought it was shit, and I barely played for a few minutes. That kind of game just isn't fun to me. Not because the concept behind the gameplay isn't fun, but because the presentation, by modern standards, is awful, and gets in the way of my enjoyment.
If someone were to tell me they think Nahlakh is perfectly fine as it is, I would call them liars. If they were honest, then I supposed they are the kind of people who eat their meat raw.
Let's face it, people: if games don't age, we have to accept that no activity really ages, and games were born for a reason: people were bored and wanted something else.