#physical media

Why are retro game prices still so high for used cartridges?

With soaring costs, are you downsizing your collection or pivoting to digital nostalgia?

Would you ever go back to DVDs for that unchained offline experience?

Is a 4K Blu-ray collection worth it when everything is digital now?

Does your vinyl habit still make sense with skyrocketing record prices?

Is 1080p still relevant in 2026 for serious film collectors?

Should retro games cost more than new ones

With older series getting expensive remasters, are you still collecting them?

What's your take on vinyl for podcasts—pretty or pointless for audio arts?

What's your take on the environmental impact of collecting physical retro games?

Is a dvd drive still worth having on a modern pc

Is collecting anime on Blu-ray still relevant in 2026 or just plastic waste?

Is the streaming price surge making you return to DVDs or piracy?

Are you still buying vinyl or has the cost of living killed the hobby?

Do you really need a 4K Blu-ray player to call yourself a true cinephile?

Are vintage game cartridges a sustainable buy in 2026?