#classic games

Has the cost of retro gaming made you switch to emulation instead?

Is AI making old games too easy to finish for cheap?

Do older games actually look worse than we remember?

Does the Nintendo 64 have any good games now

Should old games stay on their original platforms

Does a game's age make it automatically worse?

Is it cheaper to play retro games than new releases

Would you ever swap your current console for an original Nintendo just for nostalgia?

Are you still buying retro games with AI remasters taking over?

What games from ten years ago are still worth playing today

Do "remasters" actually improve classic games, or are they just cash grabs for lazy devs?

Would you ever pay a subscription just to play classic Game Boy titles?

Do you prefer original hardware or modern emulation

Can you still catch up on classic games without spending a fortune?

Is going back to retro games actually better for your mental health?

Which old console holds up better today, the SNES or the Mega Drive?

What's the best CRT monitor for a retro gaming setup in 2024?

Can I still enjoy old graphics or will it ruin the experience for me?

Were graphics in old games better than gameplay?

Does 4K AI upscaling ruin the pixel art of classic games?