#video game preservation

Is it worth playing the original before a remake?

How do you justify the price of original retro game cartridges versus emulation?

Is digital hoarding of 500 retro ROMs worse for the planet than buying one physical cartridge secondhand?

Should game remasters be celebrated, or do they just kill the original's magic?

Do you still prefer physical retro cartridges over digital downloads?

Are retro game collectors just hoarders hiding behind nostalgia?

Is switching to digital retro games really better for the environment?

Should old games be remastered or left alone?

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

Are you emulating more now due to cartridge price spikes?

Are game subscription services (like Game Pass) killing retro game collecting, or saving it for the budget gamer?