#gaming and retro games

Is the hype around rare retro games just manufactured by collectors and resellers trying to control the market?

Has the mini console boom finally peaked for collectors?

Is the Nintendo 3DS still worth buying in 2025 for its library of games?

Are retro handhelds worth it over playing on original hardware?

Should I start with a SNES Classic or build my own retro PC?

Is a game too hard a legitimate reason to give up on it?

Which is better for a cheap retro setup, a modded Wii or a hacked PS2?

Should I buy a Steam Deck instead of a new console?

Given the push for sustainability, are you reconsidering buying new retro reproduction parts?

Has AI remastering ruined the soul of old games?

What was the most overhyped game from the 90s?

Can a modern game actually capture the feeling of an old arcade?

Are mobile ports of classic games ever worth it

Has the cost of living crisis made you prefer free-to-play over vintage titles?

Are you emulating more now due to cartridge price spikes?

If a remaster changes the gameplay, is it still the same game, or is it a rip-off?

Is 4K/60fps on a retro game worth ruining the original art direction and CRT feel?

Is Elden Ring way overrated, or is it actually a perfect game?

Is it fair to buy used games instead of new

Are cheap indie games worth it over big AAA titles?