/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4618881
I think my dad really wanted to go on a big adventure. I think he wanted more. Oh well.

I don't buy "new" retro games often, as a rule. I'll buy a game I tried at a friend's house years ago if I can remember it 15 years later (now), but almost never do blind buys.
The key to playing retro and enjoying it is to play the games you remember from your youth that really stuck with you. Then you are getting some real nostalgia. It doesn't matter if its some game you love that no one will ever talk about, its not about that unfortunately. Its about playing a game that you remember young you would think about all day at school then run home to play, or the game you woke up to on saturday morning in your jammies and ran to the console to play it, or that game you had that you could never beat and your ego never let it go.
To play some rando game you heard was cool or rare, but you didn't touch it in your youth, just won't do what you want it to. You can still find and play those games and love them, but it won't give you that feeling of childhood wonder that we all know we are looking for.

None of this advice will be worth it if you are a self hating sack of shit though. If you hate yourself or what your life turned out to be, you are already on your death spiral and games have already stopped being your stopgap measure. If you continue like this you will permenantly sour yourself on gaming entirely. No niche of it will help you.
Fix your life, sort yourself out. You'll realize you like gaming again, or won't, but you'll be happier. I hope you can pull thru tired anon.

>tfw you're an ideas guy

>>3652854
>Tencent Holdings Limited is a Chinese investment holding company

fugg

>>3648190
felt the same way, looked it up and everything

was so ready to download but JUST

>>3350507
Well that explains why I can't find any