🕹️ Gaming and Retro Games

Do PC gamers with $5,000 rigs have any right to judge console players who use upscalers on old games?

Is it worth playing the original before a remake?

Are short games under ten hours worth full price

Did older consoles offer more creativity than current ones?

Is buying an original Game Boy actually worth it in 2024?

Are mobile ports of retro games a waste of money?

Would you ever replace your current setup with a refurbished retro handheld?

Is it better to buy a retro handheld console or just use an emulator on my phone

Should we finally admit that most "classic" JRPGs have terrible gameplay that aged like milk?

Is emulating retro games on PC really better than buying original hardware?

Would you rather play a classic in 8-bit or its modern remake?

Is it time we admit that old games are mostly just ugly and annoying?

Did you ever finish that one NES game that took you months to beat

Does anyone else think pixel art holds up better than most new triple-A graphics?

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

Does owning physical cartridges make you a superior gamer, or just someone with too much clutter?

RetroPi vs original SNES — which gives you better value for retro gaming?

Pixel art is held back by nostalgia and indie games use it as a crutch

Which retro console has aged the worst, in your opinion?

Are modern gaming subscriptions a good deal, or a trap to make you pay forever for games you'll never finish?