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Message: [QUOTE="Varyag, post: 188375, member: 8071"] I share reasons with a lot of people in this here thread (I guess we all kinda do, being in THIS website) I realized a few years ago, that while modern games were stagnant and getting more and more expensive (if only I knew about $90 Switch 2), there were many old games that defined their genres that I had never played. And with the exceedingly easy accessibility to retro games (even ones not that old, from 6-12 years ago) it meant I had a huge library to choose from at any time. Now, I have archived a huge amount of ROMs for emulators of all generations, that I can play at any time when I feel like it. Also, some particular old games have experiences that no modern game can match. Especially with the [I]vibes[/I] that playing many of those give off. Classic Doom, arcade shmups (CAVE is kino) Heroes of Might and Magic 3, Dawn of War. Also also, nostalgia. I grew up with a PS2 with a massive library of pirated games. I still love many of those, and there's PS2 games I've been discovering only now. [/QUOTE]

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