/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7786603
>The market is inflated
I don't think it's ever going back. Prices might dip slightly, but for the most part, I expect the prices to mostly stay high and steadily continue climbing. There are a number of factors at play here.
> Millennials want to play and own the games they had as kids
> Youtoobers like MJR are bringing retro game collecting to the attention of millions of people (especially during lockdown)
> big tittied thots are even doing retro game reviews (picrel), thus bringing in more people
> Investors have begun using retro games/hardware as a means of wealth storage and tax avoidance (they clearly don't expect prices to dip, either)
> the shittiness of the modern game industry (day 1 DLC, digital only, microtransactions, games designed to suck as much time as possible, SJW narratives hamfisted into every major title, heavy corporatization, everything being "focus group" tested to shit, etc.) is making retro games more appealing even to typical gamers