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Seconding this. Despite there being more old stuff to talk about, it inevitably gets drowned out by whatever hot new things are being discussed, including new games, industry trends and news. Even avoiding the less salubrious aspects of /v/, the place is by its very nature going to spawn more discussion on current topics than older ones, even while not actively disallowing retro posts.
tl;dr: even an on-target, non-cancerous /v/ will talk more about new shit and drown out potential discussion for retro stuff.