I'll be out of town, but have fun!

A friend of mine had this for his PS1. I don't think it was particularly good, but the cars looked great! We had lots of fun racing each other. And by the way, we're still friends almost 30 years later.

Catchy but nonsensical term

Interested in contributing with my game! ☺️

This looks almost too good. 😍

Or he thinks he was a tower?

Note: When I say "be respectful with others", I mean other people who genuinely didn't know better. Fascists DO NOT deserve your respect.

Of course, I'm the first who feels nostalgic about certain things about the past sometimes. It's something I can respect. But it can lead to dangerous paths...

Finally, about the reasons they have to defend fascism/fascists? Maybe they have some personal interest or expect some personal gain, maybe they just are full of hate, or they are huge bootlickers... Don't waste your time trying to understand them. Sadly, we are way beyond that point. (9/9)

And obviously, they'll try to troll you. Don't engage, ignore and block them. Remember: it's very unlikely that you'll change their minds, but other people who maybe care and don't know better are looking. You can have an impact on them. (8/?)

Ignore them, or just point out that at least you're trying to be a more ethical consumer, one way or another. What are they doing? (7/?)

"You're writing this from your iPhone!" (meaning you support other evil corporations). They don't care if that's true or not. Even if it is, hey, we live under capitalism, and we all have contradictions. You don't need to be perfect. (6/?)

"Don't put your politics in my hobby!". Of course, they'll try to look apolitical, don't be tricked. You can just point out that politics were already there, even if they tried to keep them hidden. (5/?)

Be informative and respectful with others. You can say things like "hey, did you know that X did Y? By buying from them, you're funding Z". Of course, you'll have to face some fascism enablers if you are vocal. These are some of their strategies: (4/?)

What can you do? First, research. Try to know and understand who is behind what, and where your money is going. Then, don't buy from them, don't collaborate with them. If you did before knowing better, that's ok. Don't do it again now that you know. (3/?)

Why retro games? I guess it applies to anything with a strong nostalgia component. "Everything was better in the past before all this liberal nonsense", yo know what I mean. (2/?)