#gaming and retro games

Is Xbox Game Pass actually cheaper than buying games one at a time?

Do you still prefer physical retro cartridges over digital downloads?

Is spending thousands on a retro collection just showing off, not passion?

Which is better for a cheap gamer: old games or game subscriptions?

Does spending $500 on a retro handheld make you a collector, or just someone with bad money sense?

Are remakes killing the charm of old games for good

Do high-end PC specs matter more than game design, or are we just chasing pointless numbers?

Is the 90s gaming revival just nostalgia marketing gone too far?

How do you build a modern gaming PC that still runs DOS classics perfectly?

Should I upgrade my old gaming PC or just get a console instead?

Are emulators ethical theft or the only way to preserve gaming history?

Is a Retro Games handheld actually worth it over just using an emulator on a PC?

Has a subscription model killed your desire to actually own games?

Are Nintendo Switch games still good value used?

Is emulation safe to use for playing retro games in 2025

What is the hardest retro game you ever finished

Is AI-powered upscaling killing the authenticity of classic pixel art?

Should game difficulty be easier for modern players?

Does a short game still deserve full price

Retro handheld vs emulator box — which gives better performance for retro gaming?