#classic games

Is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas still fun to play?

How do you feel about re-releasing old games for modern consoles?

Should I buy a retro game collection or an indie remake?

Is a high-end gaming PC worth it for someone who plays only retro titles

Is this retro game bundle worth it for under $20?

Does anyone else think retro gaming is way overhyped by YouTubers?

Is it time we admit that old games are mostly just ugly and annoying?

Did you ever finish that one NES game that took you months to beat

Will Nintendo ever rerelease all their classic games

Are Ocarina of Time and Final Fantasy VII still worth playing in 2025?

Does the hype around indie retro-style games like *Stardew Valley* actually kill the magic of the originals?

Are modern remakes ruining the soul of classic games, or improving them?

Are classic game prices going to drop anytime soon?

Did you ever actually finish an NES game without save states?

Should game remasters be celebrated, or do they just kill the original's magic?

Is emulation just a fancy excuse for not buying retro games?

Is it cheating to use save states on old games?

What’s the cheapest way to play classic arcade games at home?

How has AI upscaling changed your retro gaming habits this year?

Should classic games be left untouched, or is modding and remastering the only way to keep them alive?