Quoted from brobra:

Sadly, I tend to agree on this one. I think the main audience is aging, and the younger kids desire more over the top entertainment of solid states and modern games.
As a guy on the younger end of the EM spectrum, every game I own from the 60s was born before me. I tell my dad, I’m hanging out and chewing the fat with the Bill, Bob, and Gary’s of the world, enjoying, learning about, and fixing up these old timers. I absolutely love 60s wedgeheads, but feel like I’m a square peg in a round world.
When I go, my kids will have the honor of offloading their Dad’s century old games, which is pretty cool thought. I hope they keep a few. I have Gigi for my daughter, and desperately looking for a Diamond Jack in honor of my son. I want a Capt. Card to trade for a Diamond Jack available out East.
That’s part of my wedgehead collection, and a picture of me with a Gary of the world[quoted image][quoted image]