PixlBit

That's just the thing. Some games called bad can be good in some ways. That's why I'll usually give a so called bad game a try anyway. 

I can't think of a game that doesn't have some addictive thing in it. Silent Hill came to mind, but as I thought about it, I seem to remember that the game let you restart it after finishing it and had  points you could score for finishing it multiple times or in certain ways. I forget exactly how that worked and wiki is no help here.

I want paaaaaastaaaaaaaa!

Woa! That's cool about Wave Race. I'll remember that.

Yea, in the 90's (where I am now in my musicology trip) I was a bit down on prog as being done and over, but lately I've discovered some bands like Ozric Tentacles and Spock's Beard that I never knew about, but who were around then. Clearly the prog has continued into the current generation with your excellent suggestions. I'll look into those bands when I get to the 2000's in a month or so. I'm excited.

I want to use your description of trying to fix that order screen panel in a scifi story where you're in a space ship and fixing some important screen that tells you where the aliens are inside the ship.

Yea, maybe I'll just whip some Win 10 on my laptop and see what happens.

I'm so bummed because I really wanted to do super wide angle stuff this weekend.

Yea, but now I get tweaked nerves like when I've been chopping blocks using the trigger in Minecraft for too long. 

I say, "uh, hello mama." in the Elvis voice all the time because Rik Mayall said it in the game Hogs of War a ton of times if you played as one of the American hogs.