#gaming and retro games

Were graphics in old games better than gameplay?

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

Does anyone still buy physical games in 2025

Would you switch from emulation on a laptop to a dedicated retro handheld?

Are cheap retro handhelds worth buying for classic games?

Which retro console still holds up for modern gaming sessions?

Is frame rate snobbery ruining gaming or are 30fps defenders just coping with bad hardware?

Are modern remakes and remasters just lazy cash grabs that are killing retro game preservation?

Would you switch from PC gaming to cloud gaming if the internet was fast enough?

Should modern remakes of classic games use the exact same gameplay?

Should old games be remastered or left alone?

Are you switching to retro handhelds over modern gaming in 2025?

Has the price of vintage consoles finally peaked?

Why do so many "retro game collectors" just hoard sealed boxes and never actually play?

Is the push for AI in game development ruining the charm of older titles?

Do you still trust eBay for retro games after the price gouging?

Is AI making modern games less fun than old classics?

What's your take on emulation versus collecting original cartridges for retro gaming?

Is the PlayStation 2 still worth buying in 2026, or is emulation finally better?

Is the original PlayStation more fun than its modern remakes?