I'm disappointed that the focus is on a scammy guy talking about how much his collection is worth instead of a real enthusiast. If it were up to me, I'd highlight the classic games that everyone knows and loves, evoking enthusiasm and nostalgia, instead of rambling on about inflated prices driven by fraudulent people and companies like Wata. It's sad that it's all about money now—there's no passion, no real knowledge of the history behind these games. Retro gaming should be about the passion and love for games, not the price tags.
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Re: Retro Gaming Takes Over The BBC's Breakfast Show
I'm disappointed that the focus is on a scammy guy talking about how much his collection is worth instead of a real enthusiast. If it were up to me, I'd highlight the classic games that everyone knows and loves, evoking enthusiasm and nostalgia, instead of rambling on about inflated prices driven by fraudulent people and companies like Wata. It's sad that it's all about money now—there's no passion, no real knowledge of the history behind these games. Retro gaming should be about the passion and love for games, not the price tags.