#gaming and retro games

Are you sticking with physical games or going all-digital now?

Do graphics make a game good or is it all about gameplay?

Is spending $500 on a rare cartridge smart investing, or just hoarding with extra steps?

Is it worth buying a PlayStation 5 for retro game collections

Are old Final Fantasy games way too slow for today?

Is it worth buying physical games in 2026?

Are microtransactions ever acceptable in a full-priced game?

Does pixel art really hold up, or is it just an excuse for lazy game design?

Should remasters cost less than the original game?

With new console prices soaring, are emulators your primary setup now?

Do you still own a CRT TV for retro gaming?

Should gaming be about pure fun, or do today’s high-end graphics and realism justify sacrificing gameplay for immersion?

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

How has the demand for rare cartridges changed your gaming habits?

Should retro games cost more than new ones

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

Should I start with a PS2 or a GameCube first?

Should sustainability worries change how you hunt for old consoles?

What's your take on modern GPUs being overkill for classic games like Doom?

Are remasters just way overpriced for what you get