#gaming and retro games

Are indie games "just as good" as retro classics, or is that a cop-out to avoid admitting modern games are worse?

Have you switched to handheld PC gaming due to rising living costs?

Has a retro handheld killed your interest in modern AAA gaming?

Is it worth buying a Switch in 2025 if I only want to play Mario and Zelda?

Will physical game cartridges survive the 2026 digital-only push?

Is classic game collecting still worth it with today’s prices

Is this retro game bundle worth it for under $20?

Does anyone else think retro gaming is way overhyped by YouTubers?

Did older gaming consoles feel more special than todays ones?

Is a controller better than a keyboard and mouse for most games nowadays

Are you cutting back on modern gaming because of retro game price inflation?

Is buying a used console better for the planet than streaming games?

Would you switch from modern digital gaming back to playing retro cartridges?

Who else misses the original PlayStation startup sound?

After recent subscription price hikes, are you building a physical retro game library instead?

Do you need to play online multiplayer to be a real gamer in 2025

Is "git gud" the worst advice in gaming, or does it protect the challenge that makes retro games special?

Is playing on your phone actually good enough these days?

Do PC gamers with $5,000 rigs have any right to judge console players who use upscalers on old games?

Is it worth playing the original before a remake?