Trust me, Froox, I totally get it. Hold out hope things are less bad than the worst case scenario but prep for the worst just in case.

Happy you made it home safe btw! Hope to catch you in Resonite again at some point since it’s been too long.

Jet Set Radio was a lovely game developed by Smilebit and published by Sega in 2000s for the Sega Dreamcast. The name in North America was changed to Jet Grind Radio and it was received incredibly well, warranting re-releases to multiple other platforms. Do you have memories playing this game?

I put probably 500 hours of my childhood into this game. Battling, the Pokéathlon, and becoming champion many times over. It was the first game I bought with my own money. I still have the figure though the game is lost to time for me.

Whats your favorite memory of These lovely games!

Developed by GameFreak and released in 2009, Pokemon Heartgold and SoulSilver played the role of the 4th Generation's Remakes within its core releases. It provided a well received facelift for Generation 2's Gold and Silver and included a fair few quality of life changes as well.

Pokemon SoulSilver (and its sibling game HeartGold) are 15 years old as of September and therefore fit my current loose definition of retro. With that being the case, I felt it was good to cover here!

Omg your setup is sooooo cute! Not jelly at all 😅😭😭

This was among one of the first video games I ever played (or at least regarding memories I have). I remember asking my Uncle for help given his copious amount of experience in most Zelda games and games in general. I remember bickering with my younger brother for a chance to play this specifically.

Originally released in late 1991, it was received to much acclaim. Due to such mass appeal, it was initially re-released in 2002 for the Gameboy Advance as The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Four Swords, and re-released over multiple generations of hardware beyond that.

Developed by Nintendo's Entertainment Analysis and Development Division, this beautiful game utilized the still freshly released Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Or Super Famicom In Japan) System to bring a stunning 16-bit story involving Link, Zelda and Ganon to the new generation.