My ideal is to have a physical copy that I back up onto a server. I get the convenience of a private network media server for emulation on any compatible device and have a physical copy to play on real hardware.

Dry fried string beans! The first place I tried it was from this little place that my dad loved and it was so good I would order it every time I saw it on the menu. Only one other restaurant has come close and they shut down 20 years ago.

I found Unfinished Swan very interesting visually. A mostly white environment you explore by splattering black paint. It's very striking.

For me it's the NES era RPGs. Final Fantasy 1 and Dragon Quest 1/Dragon Warrior are so rough. They just hadn't figured out balancing yet so going back can be painful. I still remember trying to get out of a dungeon in FF1 and getting an encounter every 2 steps.

Burnout and Need for Speed have always been my favorite racing games.

Magnius from Tales of Symphonia. I loathed him and his stupid fight so much. I was taking a German class back when the game came out and my rage made me write multiple assignments about how much I despise him.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is the hardest hit to the feels I've ever taken. Final Fantasy 6 got me pretty bad as a kid, but not to the same level.

Morrowind is my big game for that. There's so much to find even without mods. I keep finding stuff I've never seen despite first playing the game around 2003.

From Resident Email 2 on the PS1. The horrible breathing noises the licker makes in the intro cutscene. The dead silence and footsteps right before you trigger it also gets me.

I've just found the best hack. Swear in your search request. It's a great way to bypass the AI summary and make your search history look like you're chronically pissed off at everything!

The dress in question was 1500 and had these "strawberries" that looked like a pincushion. Twas silly