/vr/ - Retro Games

started buying in 1999, feelsgoodman.
poor zoomers and "collection" of 6 snes games.

>>5798403
To be fair it's a much better investment than some their parents made. Like investing in that degree in ethnic studies that took their kid 12 years to get

iktf, early 2000s was the best time for retro game collecting. Nobody thought these they'd maybe want to replay these "old ass games" again after they got bored of fucking around on open world 6th gen and 7th gen games.
But I never stopped playing retro.

>>5798403
I'm missing a few good ones I've yet to try. I'm probably going to get NFL Street, an NBA with a substantial career mode, and Destroy all Humans 2.

>>5798403
>buying games
Oh you.

>>5798403
>buying things that we get for free

>>5798403
back when wolfgames was still around

>>5798428
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>>5798773
Whats with the ESL posters as of late?

>>5798428
I got my copy of Earthbound for 20 bucks in '99. I remember thinking I overpaid.

>>5798818
get a load of these morons

>>5798829
they just learned a 2nd (or 3rd) language, no big deal really.

>>5798403
other zoomers may be NEETs, but on a software engineering budget, I have a collection of 350 over the span of 6 months and still am able to pay the bills ;)

>>5798846
>cluttering your home and life with plastic boxes and corporate advertising

>>5798829
You mean summerzoomers like you who think people who use actual English instead of facebookanese are ESL? Epic irony kid.

>>5798818
soulless.

>>5798403
The only /vr/ thing worth buying is flash carts for consoles that don't emulate well.

>tfw bought basically every game I'd ever want years ago, only ever occasionally buying another one if found for cheap, the rest are simply emulated