/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5817543
19 Year Old Zoomer here. I've been playing retro games since as long as I can really remember. I remember the main games I played as a kid was Kingsley's Adventure, Mario Land 2 and Bugs Bunny Lost in Time. The main reason behind that was I lived in a semi-eastern/Central European country (Czechia) where a lot of tech was kinda backwards by like 2-4 years, so a lot more people used VHS than DVD players and whatnot. I pretty much grew up on VHS tapes and PS1 games. Unfortunately my Mom got rid of all my brother's N64 games before I was even born because she thought vidya would be a toy fad that would pass away and to this day is still surprised at the mainstream success it got. Either way, I actually did play a few N64 games when I was a kid because I downloaded Projekt 64 on my parent's computer.
Really I'd argue a lot of kids that lived in poorer countries are experiencing retro vidya to this day. It's true that in richer countries most kids are just playing newer stuff, honestly it really depends with how people's families are raised. More spoiled kids are more likely to act like retarded zoomers honestly. In my eyes, Retro will never die. No matter how much time passes, as long as games are accessible, everyone will play older games and enjoy them.

Weirdly enough my older brother loathes retro games and always goes for the "newer" looking games, especially Ubishit related stuff like Assassin's Creed and whatnot.

Also with regards to the debate about Retro PS2 vidya, just make a /v2k/ board. I feel that's the easiest solution.

>>5820475
I disagree, 2006-2009 had some okay vidya. 2010-2011 was pretty bad though.

>>5818986
Aren't you that Arachnophobia anon from that one /doom/ thread?