Gadgets

Nostalgists who collect things like typewriters, record players, fountain pens, pinball machines, etc. They like technology that requires human interaction to function. The act of disassembling a fountain pen to clean and fill, then reassembled to use makes them happy.

They are a niche market that likes to interact a with fidgety technology and they actually embrace the quirks of getting it to work properly. The cost isn't necessarily a prohibition, but serves as a badge of honor amongst their peers of collectors.

Ask someone with a Kiss Pinball machine how much they bought it for. They'll either brag they spent way too much or they'll tell you they got it for a song, and had to spend way too much to repair it to this pristine shape. The finding of parts and ability to fix it is part of the appeal.

Think of people who own and showcase Model T cars, it's the same type.

Because it doesn’t look the same and you know it. There’s a reason if they want a film look, big productions still use film instead of a filter in post.

There have been 3 CGI Trolls movies since the last Miyazaki animated film, why go through all the stress of hand drawing it?