#retro gaming

Biggest mistake when buying a retro handheld for PS1 and below emulation?

Are you worried modern remasters are just killing the soul of classic games?

Is playing retro games on original hardware actually better for the planet?

What's your take on the whole retro gaming price bubble right now

Is the Analogue Pocket worth it for someone who just wants to play old Game Boy games?

With new plastic shortages, are you switching to refurbished retro consoles?

What's your take on using emulators to play classic 90s PC games?

Retro handheld vs original console — which gives better value today?

Would you switch from a modern AAA game to a classic 8-bit title?

Have supply chain issues changed how you preserve ageing cartridge hardware?

Should you always use save states, or does that defeat the whole point of retro games?

Which retro game still holds up today and doesn't just run on nostalgia?

Is using emulators and ROMs straight-up piracy, or a legitimate middle finger to overpriced resellers?

Are classic games genuinely better, or are we just blinded by nostalgia?

Are Nintendo's rising hardware costs pushing you to buy used retro consoles instead?

Are modern graphics killing creativity, or do retro pixel fans just refuse to evolve?

Are physical retro game cartridges becoming too expensive to collect now?

Are old-school arcade fighting games still relevant in the modern esports scene?

Emulation: Is it the only true way to experience classic games, or does it disrespect the original hardware and developers?

With cloud gaming improving, are you giving up your retro console setup?