If I had the money, I would buy every sealed game and open them all.
I never liked this faggot, he always came off really pretentious to me. It's also my personal belief that he's tried to purposefully inflate the price of games in the past for him to make a profit.
He did. MetalJesusrocks used to tell his Patreon Patrons in advance which which games he was making hidden gem videos on so they could buy them all up and resell them for a higher price after his video released. This would cause people who actually enjoyed playing games to have to pay more for them while collectors would profit.
You really think "No Time" James has ever actually played Spider-Man 2? AVGN pretty much always praises modern games because the flashy graphics and details since it's part of his character, especially the nowadays version where he's not so much a nerd taking you back to the past but a terminal boomer from the past.
I hope not. Makes me sick to think he'd be nodding along as Spider-Man monologues about gun control or smiling as he sets up two teen fags on a date.
Retro gaming inflation is most noticeable with consoles. I paid 50 USD for a Silver gamecube with one controller about 12ish years ago the same console now sells for 100. N64's which you used to be able to find everywhere used and cheap now go for 80 minimum generally more.
That's not a particularly nice way to talk about April.
I remembering trying to watch this jabroni's videos in the past. He isn't metal at all, doesn't appear to be Jesus and certainly doesn't rock.
It's better to emulate games anymore or buy the collections for modern consoles/pc, collecting retro games is overpriced, besides the game and consoles themselves are prone to failure. I love playing retro games and it's sad watching scalpers and influencers fuck over the market.
You don't understand. Emulation will never give you the same experience as the real console (Big Ryan fan btw)
Mikes video about the Genesis mini was so dumb, especially since he was positive about the Turbo Graphx mini despite both using emulation
Yes, if you're a young person just beginning in this hobby, just emulate. Much cheaper, almost the same experience.
Essentially this. Plus there are tons of different ways to emulate, from chink handhelds to the Series X
This. Though I do still kind of regret leaving my nes and my dad's old atari 800xl and a pile of games for both systems to be crushed by an excavator. The atari still worked but the nes and most of the games had been fucked since I was I was a kid because we had a game genie. 90% of the time you'd just get the blinking screen when you turned it on. But, I do still have my genesis, like 3 n64s I somehow acquired over the years, a gba with a broken lcd screen, a gamecube that doesn't stay closed properly, a ps2, a ps1, a broken turbografx that worked when I got it from a friend of my dad's but stopped working after years of sitting in a cupboard.
