/vr/ - Retro Games

If you have self image problems, you're most definitely white. The reason I bring that up is because your self image problems stem from a deep seated fear of being unable to have sex, but since you're white, you can breath a sigh of relief since women do not want to fuck white men anymore; Jewish media convinced them that nonwhites are objectively better in every way, except for oriental Asians who are instead mocked for having even smaller penises than white men. So do whatever the fuck you want, it literally won't change your 0% sex-having probability.

I'd say you can talk about various 2000s games here, under specific stipulations.

-For PC games, if the game can run on Windows 98, a Pentium 3, and a Riva TNT, it can be discussed.
-For games of a mostly /vr/ series, it's acceptable to talk about the future installments if the final games were in the 6th generation, like with F-Zero or Mega Man X.
-You can discuss the 6th gen consoles and how they perform as emulation machines (Xbox), their backwards compatibility (PS2 with PS1 BC, GameCube with GB Player), or their compilations of old games (like Midway's Arcade Treasures).
-Some games don't age, so the newest entries in old games are largely unchanged from their original iterations, such as Heiankyo Alien 2017, Space Invaders Extreme, or Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. I can't see discussion for these existing on /v/, and they'd fit more on /vr/.
-Remakes of older games should be allowed, if only as a means to compare and contrast the versions.
-Certain games of certain developers can be allowed if their final games were released shortly after the cutoff. The developers could have been shut down or they could have been bought. For example, GTA3 is the final game DMA Design did as "DMA Design", every other GTA is under "RockStar North".

That's just my two cents.