State of Retrogaming is Strong
Posted: December 30th, 2017, 10:30 am
I think Retrogaming is doing okay, surprisingly in a world of latest and greatest.
I hear N64 were a big item at local Retrogaming stores. I went to a Barnes and Nobles, and the magazine rack had a magazine overview of many retroconsoles (and computers, I was happy to see), as well as a pricey guide to the SNES. The mini classics were often in the news this last year, and raspberry pi units seem popular - and emulation is a primary use.
What do you think about where Retrogaming is and is going.
I hear N64 were a big item at local Retrogaming stores. I went to a Barnes and Nobles, and the magazine rack had a magazine overview of many retroconsoles (and computers, I was happy to see), as well as a pricey guide to the SNES. The mini classics were often in the news this last year, and raspberry pi units seem popular - and emulation is a primary use.
What do you think about where Retrogaming is and is going.