#nintendo

Was the SNES actually the peak of 2D gaming?

Is it worth buying a Switch in 2025 if I only want to play Mario and Zelda?

Is it worth buying a new console just to play recent hits?

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

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

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

Will Nintendo ever rerelease all their classic games

Are Ocarina of Time and Final Fantasy VII still worth playing in 2025?

Did the original Nintendo 64 controller feel better than modern ones?

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

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

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

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

Which is better for under $300, a new Nintendo Switch or a Steam Deck?

Why did the N64 controller feel so weirdly comfortable?

Was the SNES really the best console of the 90s?

Was the SNES truly the greatest console ever made?

Is getting a Nintendo Switch OLED actually worth the money over the regular model?

Should I buy a Nintendo Switch or a Steam Deck for the same price?

What's your take on people paying thousands for vintage Game Boys and Tamagotchis?