#gaming trends

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

Has a subscription model killed your desire to actually own games?

Would you ever switch from modern gaming to a retro setup full-time?

Would you ever swap your current console for an original Nintendo just for nostalgia?

Are you avoiding subscription fatigue by sticking to classic single-player games?

Do "remasters" actually improve classic games, or are they just cash grabs for lazy devs?

Does anyone else find classic platformers way more relaxing than new triple-A titles?

Should games still require internet, or are offline single-player titles making a comeback?

Are gaming subscriptions like Game Pass killing the magic of owning retro collections?

Are modern games better than the ones from my childhood?

Are you sticking with physical games or going all-digital now?

Does anyone still buy physical games in 2025

Are you ditching modern consoles for original hardware due to AI subscription costs?

Has the mini console boom finally peaked for collectors?

Has the cost of living crisis made you prefer free-to-play over vintage titles?

Are you emulating more now due to cartridge price spikes?

Are AI-powered gaming assistants worth the upgrade or a waste of money?

Are modern graphics killing the soul of game design, or just hiding bad gameplay?

Does the rise of mobile esports signal the decline of traditional PC and console competition?

Is peak esports already dead, or are we just watching the same players on different screens?