/vr/ - Retro Games

>Is it lucrative to stream older games?
Absolutely not. You probably need around 500~700 viewers to hopefully gain enough small tips over time to make it worth it. Happens to be in the retro tab that is a MASSIVE streamer. You can easily name the very few people that hit that. Everyone else is lucky to break into double digit viewers, none the less in the hundreds. You'll be in a niche category competing against established people with plenty of others that have their own gimmick that stands out. Don't ever expect it to be lucrative. But hey, maybe in five to ten years you can make something out of it.

>>9954738
>I just don't want to do parts I just beat seconds ago, it is redundant content!
>The developers would have intended this if battery saves didn't add onto the cost
>We would be able to do this but it was game limitations so I'm just playing the way the developers intended it
>I don't have time, I have a life! I can't simply sit down and enjoy my hobby for what it is, something I do in my leisure time for my enjoyment
>I really love these games, that's why I try to spend as little time with the games as possible while playing them
>I simply know better than these developers, I've implemented these aspects into my games since I have superior senses in what a good game is
>It's just another tool in my utility belt, I deserve the ability to use it!

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>>9485626
Sure thing, buddy.

>Will Gamecube prices ever go down?

>>9281948