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The 30-Year Nostalgia Cycle Has Me Actually Excited for a PC With Fake Floppy Drives
['Kyle Barr']
Gizmodo
The Retro98 tower is a sequel to Maingear’s previous nostalgic build, the Retro95 from last year.
While that pre-configured PC was barely large enough to slip in a modern GPU, the new mid-sized tower takes in a full ATX motherboard.
In the most expensive version of this PC, Maingear set up a pump and reservoir combo in the space behind two of those bays.
There are three configurations of Retro98, though they’re going to cost you if you want something that’s going to push frame rates.
You don’t have to pay through the nose to find that sense of PC gaming nostalgia you’re looking for.