#retro gaming

Can a retro gaming setup beat a modern console for sustainability?

Does anyone else think retro pixel art looks way better than today's hyper-realistic graphics?

Is building a retro gaming PC still cheaper than buying original hardware?

Do you still play old games from the 90s on modern PCs?

Is a retro gaming handheld worth it in 2025?

Is 60fps really the only acceptable standard for retro gaming, or are we just repeating marketing myths?

With AI upscaling retro titles, are original consoles obsolete?

Is Chrono Trigger the best RPG of all time?

Does anyone else still swear by their original SNES controller over USB knock-offs?

Should I hunt down a CRT or just stick with a Retrotink 4K for retro games

Is a $500 MiSTer FPGA setup actually worth it for retro gaming?

Do used Game Boy cartridges still work well over 20 years later?

Is buying a retro handheld better than using an emulator?

Is remake fatigue killing your interest in classic game re-releases?

Is a used PS2 worth buying in 2025 for someone who just wants plug-and-play fun?

Is the 'golden age' of gaming really the 90s, or is that just rose-tinted glasses from people who hate modern monetization?

What’s the best budget retro gaming console for someone who only cares about 90s classics?

Do you still play old pokemon games or just the new ones

Does emulation kill the retro gaming scene or keep it alive when companies refuse to sell the classics?

Does pixel art age better than 3D graphics, or are you just blinded by nostalgia?