Japanese video games released decades ago are making a comeback, gaining popularity among players of all ages in
Second-hand goods trading retailers
In August, Geo launched its Retro Game Computer console in
Seeing solid sales even after restocking, the firm said it plans to make it a regular product soon.
Meanwhile,
The firm's used-game sales have also been strengthening, including those for Famicom's successor Super Famicom system, and the sales of such games increased by nearly 60 percent in the fiscal year ending
Customers say they are drawn to the games' nostalgic soundtracks and low-resolution graphics, with some who enjoyed the games when they were younger saying they now want to play them with their children.
Retro games are also performing strongly at goods reseller Suruga-ya, with an official from its operator
Popular marketplace app of Japanese e-commerce company
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