Will arcade collecting die out?

[ZuPoint]

Glad to hear the general response is positive.
I did mean die out, as in the next generations will lose intrest in the lesser known classics and jump on mame.

I know all electronics die at some point, I've lost two MVS multi boards and 3 MVS carts gone faulty in the past 10 months

But I keep buying

Flashback to my youth " Now should I spend my bus fair on one more game of track and field and walk home ? "

 

[jengineer]

I don't reckon it will die out, the scene is too big, compare it to cars, I love the old vintage 1950's, 1960's 1970's cars, there amazing...but that was never my era, when I was 17 and getting into cars it was 1994... also coins, I love coins and artefacts from the celtic, roman, mediaval period and yes, that wasn't my era aswell lol,

the gaming scene is MASSIVE,

always will be