#gaming and retro games

How hard is it to find working cartridges for older consoles now

What's your take on the recent surge in handheld retro gaming devices?

Nintendo Switch 2 vs Steam Deck OLED — which one wins in 2026?

Is retro gaming nostalgia or just an excuse to play bad outdated games?

Which modern console is better for a new gamer, PlayStation or Xbox?

Do you need to finish old games before playing new sequels?

Should we admit that physical game collections are an environmental disaster, or is nostalgia worth the plastic?

Has AI completely ruined or revived classic retro games for you?

Can an old laptop run today's popular indie games?

Do you still trust original cartridges with today’s hardware shortages?

Was the Nintendo 64 actually better than the PlayStation 1?

Does your ideal retro gaming setup use AI upscaling, or does it offend your purist sensibilities?

Do you secretly hate remakes and remasters, or are you just tired of lazy cash grabs with zero originality?

Do people only pretend to love "hard" retro games to feel superior to casual players?

Should you start with easy mode as a returning player?

Can you still enjoy old games without nostalgia

Would you ever pay big money for an original Game Boy or is a knockoff good enough?

Does playing old Nintendo games still hold up on modern TVs?

Are you swapping cloud gaming for modded retro consoles?

Does the lack of physical copies bother you in today's digital-only gaming world?