How many of you play old games exclusively? Recently, I just can't bring myself to play new games. I just can't bring myself to invest in getting new consoles/upgrading my pc and buying games now that i'm saving up to move out, but even if I had the money, I'm not sure I would.
Do you stick to retro games exclusively?
Yep, there should be a rule where if a person is found playing things newer than 1999 he should be perma-banned.
Nah lately I've gotten pretty into PS3 it's way cheaper than buying retro games
I do play my retro games though. Sometimes for nostalgia sometimes for convenience (pocket emulation) and sometimes just because I'm in the mood for something I missed out on back in the day.
>>3113247
It depends on what you mean.
I don't exclusively play /vr/ games, but I don't keep up with the newest trends like /v/ does.
I'm somewhere in between. I'll buy whatever looks interesting for the systems I already own.
I never cared about computers growing up so now I'm really getting into Spectrum, Amstrad, C64, Amiga and DOS stuff. It's like being a clueless kid all over again and I love it when I find something I like by myself.
>>3113247
I mostly play retro games but I also play some modern stuff on 3DS and PC... But those are few and far between.
I used to own a Wii, but I only ever got 3 games (Both Zeldas and Mario Galaxy 2). Eventually I gave it to a friend because I never played it. I have SNES, N64 and GC, which I all play with certain regularity (just finished replaying Paper Mario, now replaying Thousand Year door). The only new game I've played in recent times was Stick of Truth (which I enjoyed a lot, likely bc it was basically Paper Mario with South Park stuff). Can't wait for Fractured But Whole. Apart from that, it's all retro for me. Also GC bc GC isn't retro.
New games seem like big, long ass productions or movies. Half the time you're not doing anything, or just running somewhere.
