They say fashion has a habit of repeating itself. What was once deemed gauche and detestable by one generation becomes the next's "big thing". Yep, like your grandad's long socks to Gen Z, and skinny jeans to Millennials, the big beige retro rig has landed square and center on our desks again, at the forefront of a manufacturing boom across the PC gaming sector, desperate to take its spot at the top of the best PC cases list across the world (yeah, I'm subtle).
Thermaltake's Retro 360 TG case is exactly that. Like the Silverstone FLP02 I reviewed earlier in the year, it looks to encapsulate that late 80s early 90s PC build nostalgia, complete with beige panels, and a touch of modernity to make your pc building endeavors at least somewhat more comfortable than it'd have been in a battered and bruised second-hand eBay purchase.
The good news is the Retro 360 TG is markedly cheaper than that Silverstone offering, coming in at a far lower price of around $92 or £90, depending on where you shop. For that, you get a supe...
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