So you pretty much always get close to the value of what you spend. They still have to order the games, and they still have to pay to ship them to you. The savings are nice, but nothing insane. You can subscribe month-to-month, or you can purchase several months in advance, up to a year, to save some money and not have to worry about monthly payments coming out. They hand pick a selection of games and/or accessories each month based on the preferences on your profile when you first sign up. It’s basically just a retro video game loot crate service. Every month they ship 3 to 5 games for consoles ranging from Atari 2600 to Playstation 3 and most major consoles in between.

Retro Game Treasure is a monthly service that delivers retro video games and accessories to your mailbox. But I’ll try to be thorough and clear for ya. If I repeat myself, it’s for the sake of making this review more scannable for those who just have specific questions. So I’ll go through the basic rundown of their service and simultaneously answer questions you probably have. But there are a few questions and concerns that I had before I started using RGT, and that I’ve heard echoed around the interwebs enough times that I think they should be addressed. If you decide you are interested in subscribing to them, you can use my promo code GHETTO5 to get $5 off your first month.įortunately, the service is pretty straightforward so there’s not much fudging I could do even if I wanted to. You should also know that I won’t pull any punches and I’ll do my best to make this an honest and frank Retro Game Treasure review. Let me say up front that they gave me the three-month trial for the purpose of reviewing their service. This Retro Game Treasure review is based on my own personal experience subscribing to the service for 3 months.

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