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Has the retro game price surge killed your physical collection?
With retro game prices reaching all-time highs in 2026, many collectors are questioning whether physical ownership is still viable amid rising costs and digital alternatives. Cast your vote and share your take on how this market shift has affected your collecting habits.
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