Emma Liv

Emulation, mostly RetroArch, on Linux. Logitech F310 for older 8 and 16-bit systems, PS5 Dualsense for PS1 era and up. ScummVM standalone version though.

Who said I’m offended? Not everyone who critiques something or someone is “offended” you know.

You’ve said it better than I

Why is the title phrased like you’re asking chatgpt? It feels strangely cold and disrespectful.

Tofu scramble, although it’s so far diverged from “standard” tofu scramble I’m not sure if I’d even call it that anymore. Basically, it’s crumbled tofu (firm or extra firm), fried potatoes (hash brown style), olives, bell peppers, onions, and tomato all thrown in a pan together and cooked on the stovetop. Seasoning is whatever the heck I feel like at the time, plus ketchup.

What? No, consumption of it is NOT a grey area. Wtf?

Shenmue is a masterpiece and I absolutely adore it.

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Beneath A Steel Sky (though I kinda prefer the grungier aesthetic of the Amiga floppy version)

My answer is almost exactly the same as yours. It was me and my friend doing it together.

I’m on my laptop all the time, and I don’t use a smartphone at all. I’m not a luddite, I just don’t like the world of smartphones. I enjoy being disconnected when I’m out. I enjoy using an OS that I can control and modify to my heart’s content. Am I weird? Do I care? My friends keep forgetting and try to send texts to my landline though, which is annoying. I might replace my landline with a dumb phone, maybe. Ftr, I’m a millenial.

Almost all of my modern games are indies. Most cost between $5 and $30. I love retro too but if we’re going to only include modern “AAA” titles in the comparison…

I like old and new. I love my retro emulators (which I put a lot of effort into setting up just right; and I’d love some original hardware if I could afford it). I also love my PS5.