JackHandy on 18 February 2023
I would say it depends on a couple things. One, do you have these games in their physical forms? And two, how much do you plan on playing them? If you have most of the games physically, like I do, then it's a hard sell. And if you're not into retro games at all, then naturally, it's another hard sell. But if neither of those things apply to you, then I can see the value there. Yes, you're "renting" them, and digitally no less, but that's still a lot of fun to be hard.. warts and all. Especially with local co-op. I would imagine they would be great for families and drinking get-togethers with friends etc.
