#gaming and retro games

Are retro game speedruns more about skill or exploiting glitches?

Is an emulator better than the original console?

Is it fun to start playing video games again as an adult

Is gaming with friends more fun than playing alone?

Should I buy a Nintendo Switch or a Steam Deck for the same price?

Would you ever recommend a RetroTink over a simple old TV for classic games?

Is the Super Nintendo or Sega Genesis better for budget collectors?

Is the hate for paid mods and microtransactions just nostalgia for a time that never existed?

Would you ever choose a retro game over a modern triple-A blockbuster release?

Should retro game collectors gatekeep prices, or are they ruining the hobby for real fans?

Has discovering retro games changed how you view modern gaming trends?

Should you feel judged for playing retro games on a cheap emulator handheld instead of a thousand-dollar original setup?

After recent subscription price changes, is buying old cartridges more sustainable?

Is it worth buying a PS5 in 2026 or should I wait for the next one?

Were cheat codes a better system than microtransactions?

Do actual gamers care about 120 fps, or is it just a sales gimmick for the wealthy?

How do you actually get authentic arcade latency on a modern PC?

Has chasing viral retro gaming finds changed how you actually play the games?

Is spending hours modding a classic game worth it, or does it kill the original charm?

Does “hardcore” really mean better, or do casual gamers actually have more fun?