Not ones with real door handles.

I shifted to that view a long time ago. I have a selection of “classics” I play on rotation and I add a few indies or modern ports every now and then.

The multiplay scene went in a direction I don’t intend to follow. Some old friends are thinking about hosting a retro lan party, but I’m going to make it clear that I’m walking if they try sneaking in any modern shit.

1. If the DLC is permanently owned and pays to the artists who made the map, that’s fine.

2. Even if it is “permanently”, but tied to a server that could be shutdown, it’s not permanently owned. Fuck that

3. If the DLC isn’t permanently owned, but “rented”, that profit only goes to the executives that probably fired the artists. Fuck that.

I don’t know why EA would be relevant to anyone for the past 20+ years, but here we are.

The Death Star trench run and the speeder bikes in episode 7.

No. In place of a HDMI cable. It was somehow short enough that interference wasn’t an issue.

I once saw someone make a video cable by dissecting the strands of a power cable and insulating them with packing table.

You could, idk, maybe not buy prepackaged surveillance camera that rely on someone else’s computer to work.