#retro gaming

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

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?

Is the Nintendo Switch still worth picking up in 2026 for retro game fans?

With living costs up, are you replaying old games instead of buying new ones?

Are you ditching modern consoles for original hardware due to AI subscription costs?

Are subscription services killing the love for classic retro gaming?

Are you buying retro games for nostalgia or investment in 2025?

Is the original NES controller still comfortable to use?

Is hooking up a retro console still worth it when modern emulation looks this good?

Which retro game from the 90s holds up best for a new player in 2024?

Has pixel art become a crutch for indie devs hiding weak gameplay, or is it the most pure form of visual storytelling we’ve abandoned too soon?

Is the Game Boy Advance SP the best bang-for-buck retro device?

What's your take on retro gaming being the only authentic gaming experience?

Are older multiplayer games like Halo or Call of Duty still active and fun to play?

Retro gaming console vs PC emulator — which gives the real nostalgia fix?

Would you switch from a CRT monitor to a 4K OLED for competitive NES Tetris?

Which classic game console is still the best value for your dollar?