PCSX2 has support for RetroAchievements and it’s a lot of fun if you’re into that kind of thing.

I’ve been playing through my library and it feels great to explore the games deeply going for achievements.

I think PS2 era might be the overall strongest collection of soundtracks, both original score and licensed music.

But I’m biased cause it’s my favorite console.

Bastion (2011) composed by Darren Korb (anything by Darren Korb)

The Transistor soundtrack for me is a masterpiece, still come back to it once in a while.

Yeah I managed to finish the whole game with 0 trophies.

Funny that you mention Life of Strange because it’s actually set in Autumn, but it does kinda have the vibes you describe. What does have way more summer vibes though is the prequel, Before the Storm, totally worth it if you’ve haven’t played it.

This is so weird, pretty sure CoD has had support for that for years now and it’s full cross play no matter what input you use.

A particularly egregious case is the song “The Beast and the Harlot” by Avenged Sevenfold that was renamed to just “The Beast…” in Burnout Revenge.

If you like the empire building aspect you’d love vice city stories, it nails that and expands on it better than any other GTA, and honestly it very much feels like an expanded version of VC but with all the lessons they learned from SA as well.

Celeste is so good, it instantly became one of my all time favorites when I played last year, I even bought the PC version for playing on the go with a laptop, shame there was never a vita version.

I’ve never had a problem with Kingston, been using the same 1GB drive for over 15 years now and still works perfectly as my live Linux setup. Bought another 64GB one few years back as well.

I also have an over 10 years old Seagate (I guess Samsung now?) 500GB HDD that has been through a couple enclosures but still works perfectly.

I wouldn’t deviate from those 2 brands.

I just noticed your instance. It’s my first time seeing a Brazilian instance. Thank you!

There are dozens of us!

Such a gem of a game, the music and the art still live with me rent-free. My favorite Supergiant game and that’s saying something.

Same, it was the first game that ever made me cry, and honestly opened me up for crying on other stuff.