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Previously - >>11448662

Itt: Biggest liars/cons in the retro game industry

I'll start

>SOTN is visibly inspired by Super Metroid
>"Actually it was inspired by ALTTP"
Based?

Is it worth 30 bucks?

How come B. Sokals Syberia is popular and Paradise is not? They are very similar in many ways

they should've just stuck to turn based combat

Post dem christmas games

Ashes to ashes to ashes to ashes to ashes to me to ashes to ashes

I don't really understand the mindset of people who spend up to thousands just to play old consoles on a modern TV in razor sharp pixels. Like, don't get me wrong, original hardware is nice, but if that's what you're seeking you could even just get a high quality CRT like a Trinitron or something professional with RGB or Component, it would still probably be less in the long run. But okay, you want razor sharp pixels, so why are you wasting so much money on stuff like this? It's a cool novelty but at that point just emulate or use an FPGA machine or something, and many of these older systems have cycle accurate or near cycle accurate emulators available. This just seems like a weird sunk cost fallacy, and lets not get started with the mod boards and other fuckery just to make the picture slightly sharper. I get this appeals to hobbyists but I feel like hobbyists are just wasting their money at this point when there are far more reasonable investments in the retro market.