That is the truth, retro af.Nah, we're just getting fucking old mate.
That is the truth, retro af.Nah, we're just getting fucking old mate.
The "official" definitions are the following:
- retro: 15-19 years old
- vintage: 20-99 years old
- antique: 100 years or older
Things get more loose around the edges there,
and some products might fall into more than one category thanks to longer production cycles, but it's a pretty decent and universal scale for all sorts of objects.
Edit: Personally for consoles and similar the year it was stopped being produced is the year the classification starts. So for example the DS won't be retro to me until new year (production stopped in '09).
I suppose I could call the 6th gen retro once the 10th gen is here.
Idk, ~20-25 years orso.
Good thing I don't care about that and instead prefer to have roms, pick one, and play it."PSP is going up in price now that people consider it retro."
Graphically, the PS3/360 are just too modern to even be considered retro, although I'll agree the previous gen can fit the bill.It'll be interesting to see when I deem the PS3/360 retro....(not yet, in my opinion)
PSP & DS = retro
"Retro" is a measure of age, not fidelity.Graphically, the PS3/360 are just too modern to even be considered retro, although I'll agree the previous gen can fit the bill.
A bit strange calling the PSP "retro" but okay.
True, but if games look as good and as modern as that, it's just odd to call them retro."Retro" is a measure of age, not fidelity.
Eh, the Wii is essentially a GameCube Slim and in terms of good Wii games it's not a whole lot, IMO.The Wii emulates retro hardware and now the Wii itself is arguably retro.
Eh, the Wii is essentially a GameCube Slim and in terms of good Wii games it's not a whole lot, IMO.