Cassette Futurism is a retrofuturistic aesthetic that envisions the future through the lens of 1970s-1990s analog technology, regardless of the actual time period of the media. It's characterized by:<ul><li>Visual Style: CRT monitors, chunky physical buttons, cassette tapes, early microcomputers, blinking LEDs, monochromatic displays, and cyber-decks.</li><li>Time Period: Roughly early 1970s to mid-1990s technology.</li><li>Philosophy: A future where technology is tangible, repairable, and built on analog electronics rather than sleek digital minimalism.</li></ul>The aesthetic emphasizes "what people in the 70s-80s thought the future would look like" rather than actual modern technology.

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