#retro gaming

Do people only pretend to love "hard" retro games to feel superior to casual players?

Can you still enjoy old games without nostalgia

Would you ever pay big money for an original Game Boy or is a knockoff good enough?

Does playing old Nintendo games still hold up on modern TVs?

Are you swapping cloud gaming for modded retro consoles?

Can a 20 year old game still be better than most new releases

Is emulation a valid way to replay classic games?

What’s the most common mistake people make buying a cheap retro gaming console?

Does anyone else think retro gaming feels more rewarding than new releases?

Does anyone else feel like modern gaming peaks aren't worth the upgrade from a retro handheld?

Should I try a retro game if modern games overwhelm me?

Is retro gaming actually better, or are we just chasing nostalgia and ignoring how clunky those old games really were?

Is AI ruining the retro gaming feel we actually want?

Modern gaming is better than retro gaming and nostalgia is lying to you

Does owning a retro game collection matter more for bragging rights than actual gameplay experience?

Does emulation make you a real gamer, or are you just pirating your way out of paying for the real experience?

Would you switch from CRT gaming to a high-latency OLED with scaler if lag was equal?

Is the graphics card shortage killing your interest in modern retro gaming?

Do you still trust used game sellers on eBay these days?

Is emulation simply stealing, or is it the only way to truly preserve gaming history?