🕹️ Gaming and Retro Games

Does spending $500 on a mini console give you bragging rights, or are you getting ripped off?

Are you still buying physical retro games despite rising cart prices?

PlayStation 5 Pro vs Xbox Series X — which is better for 4K gaming?

Is it worth paying more for a game just because it's retro?

Is a retro handheld worth it, or are you better off with an emulator?

Is buying a Nintendo Switch in 2025 still worth it when retro game libraries are getting constant re-releases?

What's the best CRT filter for modern PC monitors in 2025?

Is it just me or is retro gaming actually way more fun than modern AAA titles?

What's your take on buying a dusty old console versus a modern plug-and-play?

Which underrated retro game deserves a full-blown remake the most?

Would classic NES games even be popular today if they weren't propped up by childhood memory?

Does a game's performance on launch day matter more than its long-term legacy?

Should we stop pretending graphics matter and admit gameplay is all that ever made a game great?

Did you ever actually finish an NES game without save states?

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

Is retro gaming actually greener than buying a modern console, or are we just lying to ourselves about e-waste?

Is game difficulty today too easy compared to retro games?

Does anyone else think modern gaming is way too complicated compared to old classics?

Would you ever pay £60 for an old Game Boy game in mint condition?

Do you have to beat a game on its hardest difficulty to really “get it”?