/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7966214

>>7396025
>are gamers really this retarded?
maybe

>>5742771
doubt its worse than MMOs were
probably fortnite too

>>4884931
>Some RETARD misinterpreted an image on a 2 inch monochrome screen made in 1989!
I think you've failed to understand the premise of these threads you dumb ass.

>>4222270

>>4069928

Its definitely a generational divide. My wife is 6 years younger than me and I was a whole video game generation behind every one else. To her the retro era was the PS1 era and most beat-em-ups get the reaction "is this all there is?"

I propose a sticky.

I see a lot of traffic on /vr/ from outsiders who only want to get some suggestions for cool games on a particular console. While I certainly welcome these posters, I don't feel as though the threads they create serve them, nor the board itself, very well. These threads mostly result in a long list of games posted without context or explanation. The poster is left with no real insight into what to play, and the board is filled with the same threads over and over again. To fix this problem, I believe we should create a recommendations sticky.

Personally, I think we should create our own wiki, similar to what other boards have done. Now, I know /v/ already has a recommendation wiki, but I don't think it serves us very well. The lists tend to be incredibly long, including just about any game that isn't outright terrible. Not only that, but the blurbs are often uninformative or chock full of epic /v/ memes. To ensure that our wiki doesn't suffer the same fate, I think that each console should have a hard limit on how many games can be listed. This way, only the real essentials get listed. To be clear, I'm not suggesting that each console be limited to the same number of games, as the Playstation surely has more great games than the Game.com does.

That's where this thread comes in. I want to use this thread to discuss how many games should be allowed for each console, and I want to hear your thoughts on the format of the sticky in general.

>in local electronics and game shop
>browsing SNES and Genesis games
>dude walks by, pauses for a second
>"I can get all this stuff on my phone"
>keeps walking