/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3104459

No, they only count if you pay 200 bucks for the cartridge and another 50 for the box (sold seperately). You might think you've "beaten" a game by emulating it, but you haven't really. Sure, you might have memorised the levels, honed your skills and pushed through to the end of the game. But the REAL challenge is in being willing to spend large chunks of your disposable income on 20+ year old games, paying mutliple times what hey were worth when they were released and getting all of the packaging intact too (this part is super important). Anyone can beat a game. It takes a true retro veteran like myself to squander inordinate amounts of cash on ancient plastic cartridges that aren't worth a fraction of what they're being sold for on ebay. Get a real job, you fucking kids. Maybe one day you'll be able to TRULY beat your favourite NES games, just like I did!