In Roblox's case, that's meant layering in new technology while updating systems that were created well before you could buy a VR headset at Target for something-ninety-nine.

Roblox's iconic 'oof' sound removed due to licensing. ... "We plan to expand our Avatar Shop with a whole range of both old and new sounds in the future. ... they now hear a default audio sound.

It's been replaced with a similar default sound but, as announced on the Roblox Twitter (below), a whole range of new sounds, both old and new, will be released into the Avatar Shop in the future ...

Roblox is bringing avatars old and new together under one banner, but it’s totally possible to keep the blocky, classic style with an R15 avatar.

In Roblox's case, that's meant layering in new technology while updating systems that were created well before you could buy a VR headset at Target for something-ninety-nine.