"LaserDisc movies, however, only account for three percent."
Funny, I would have thought that LaserDisc wasn't much more than three percent even back in its time.
I tend to be like the first paragraph of the article describes: Someone who plays the classics on today's systems thanks to Arcade Archives, Sega Ages and all of the wonderful collections of classic arcade/console games available from Capcom, Namco, Konami, etc. Otherwise, I would be breaking out my retro consoles a lot more because I still do play a lot of 20th century games for sure. This became especially apparent to me during the Wii era when I played almost as much from the excellent Virtual Console as I did the current gen titles. When I break down all of the compilations, I have over 200 playable titles on my Switch that released before the year 2000, not even counting any of the games available through Nintendo Switch Online.
