#gaming and retro games

Why do PC gamers act like playing on a console is a sin?

Do retro gaming collectors deserve the high prices, or are they just gatekeeping the hobby from casual players?

Has emulation killed the magic of owning retro games?

Retro arcade stick vs modern fight pad — which wins for fighting games today?

Does your modern PC build still need a dedicated retro emulation device?

Are modded retro consoles actually better than the originals, or just overpriced knockoffs for people with more money than sense?

Will sustainable gaming hardware matter for your next retro purchase?

Does the retro game community gatekeep too much by insisting you need a CRT TV and original hardware to "truly" experience a game?

Does the retro gaming community overhype games like Chrono Trigger and Super Metroid?

Is speedrunning with modern controller adapter hardware cheating, not skill?

Are indie pixel-art games lazy nostalgia bait, or the purest form of gaming art left?

Is retro gaming nostalgia worth the inflated prices, or are modern remakes just better games?

Does anyone else think the Steam Deck killed the dedicated retro handheld?

Is the 'git gud' mentality gatekeeping gaming, or just a necessary push for true skill?

Is AI upscaling ruining the soul of retro games?

Would you ever go back to original hardware after trying FPGA emulation?

Would you switch from emulation to original hardware for retro gaming?

Are old-school game graphics actually better than modern photorealism for immersion?

Is subscription-based retro gaming actually cheaper these days?

Is spending your whole paycheck on a rare, sealed game a smart investment or a colossal waste of money?