#video game nostalgia

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

Is collecting old cartridges actually worth it in 2024 or just nostalgia bait?

Do you actually play your retro games, or do you just collect them for internet clout?

Does owning a retro game collection matter more for bragging rights than actual gameplay experience?

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

What was the most overhyped game from the 90s?

Is gaming better now, or did retro games actually have more soul?

Does anyone else think retro games have better replay value than new ones?