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What Prime Day Actually Means for Retro Gamers

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What Prime Day Actually Means for Retro Gamers

Players can still improve their retro setups with affordable upgrades, but Prime Day's lack of big retro deals may push some to wait or shop elsewhere.

Players can still improve their retro setups with affordable upgrades, but Prime Day's lack of big retro deals may push some to wait or shop elsewhere.

Key points - Prime Day isn't great for retro deals due to cost of living crisis and AI data centres. - Focus on smaller setup improvements like retro controllers and HDMI upscalers. - OSSC and GBS-C upscalers are under $100 during October Prime Day. - Summercart64 and PSXMemcard Gen 2 allow homebrew and backups on PS1, PS2, N64. - Most Prime Day savings aren't subscriber-exclusive.

Timeline - October Prime Day: OSSC and GBS-C upscalers are available for under $100. - Throughout the week: Expert picks best Prime Day retro deals live.

FAQ

Q: Are there any good retro console deals on Prime Day? A: Not really for big items like consoles or handhelds. But you can find discounts on smaller gadgets like controllers and upscalers.

Q: What are the best retro controllers to buy on Prime Day? A: The 8Bitdo N64 controller and Gulikit Elves 2 Pro are recommended, but not all options are discounted.

Q: Can I use HDMI upscalers with any retro console? A: Yes, but for systems without RGB output, you'll need an additional composite transcoder. The OSSC and GBS-C work well for many consoles.

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