/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5794770
From my experience: Times where you get the chance to play retro with friends are rare and far apart. In those rare chances, if you take too long for things to get fun people loose interest. Somz bullet points:

- have your setup ready to go (as in plug controller, turn on and is ready to play). Either at all times or have the console you want to play ready to go

- think in advance what to play. For example i have this friend whos not much into retro but he loves dragonball, so i got a couple dbz games ready to go and we ended up playing all kinds of games starting from that

- get stuff with 4 controller, especially the n64 woth mario party games and the like. Make sure all the cables are long enough to get to the couch, noone wants to sit in the floor

- good old big tv is mandatory

- sometimes no matter how good the chance is, your friends wont feel like playing retro, there will be another chance

- have fun and make sure your friends are having fun (and be a good host, drinks and snacks a little bit after you start playing)

- make gameplay brakes

Good luck my dude! (since this was the goal of my setup, pic related, its my living room)

Took your advice and cleaned up the clutter