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SMW is what got me, a hardcore computer gamer, to buy an SNES.

And then the movie adaptation of Ready Player One acted like placing something before the starting line is some kind of super-sneaky hiding method.

8 of 13 episodes are out there. Not great quality, but better than nothing.

Swissair Flight 111 was possibly crashed by its entertainment system. Nothing to do with the software though.

Where they crash the ship.

Not planning. Already planned.

I’m pretty sure that’s just a reference to Pontius Pilate.

For anyone interested, Chrono Trigger is part of the Steam Spring sale for just $3.74. It’s absolutely worth that price.

If by “can’t really” you mean “absolutely cannot under any circumstances”, then yes, you’re right.

I did get far enough to unlock fast travel, but it’s extremely limited to the point of uselessness.

Red Dead Redemption 2

RDR2 went on sale for $20 a couple of months back which was about what I was willing to pay for it, so I grabbed it then. I tried playing it and it’s just boring. WAY too much riding around on horses just getting to the next bit of action or story. I dropped it and doubt I’ll ever get back to it.

Star Trek also seems to lack any form of video surveillance.

In the Star Trek: The Next Generation series premier Encounter at Farpoint, Riker comes aboard later on after several plot-relevant events. To bring him up to speed, he’s seated in front of a viewscreen and watches what has happened up to that point, basically the first part of the episode. Of course, this sort of thing is never used in the series again, but it’s kind of interesting.

OpenVPN is client/server software for setting up a VPN on your own infrastructure. It’s not a third-party service like ProtonVPN.

While Little Inferno is a great game, and starts light and breezy it turns pretty dark later on. May not be exactly what OP is looking for.

That headline is pretty confusing if you only know Don Ho as a Hawaiian singer.

They literally exist right now.

The remaster is already done, it includes both Soul Reaver 1 and 2.

Shining Force NEO and Shining Force EXA are both great underrated action RPGs.

Grandia.

And Ridge Racer has been mentioned, but I would go with Ridge Racer 4 which is arguably the pinnacle of the series.

To surrender to something don’t you have to oppose it at some point?