bonedaddy

I installed Retroarch on Steam and wrote a script in desktop-mode to point it's default folder to my emulation files hosted on a home server (raspberry pi w/ external drive). I loaded the script into steam as a non-steam "game" and can run it in game-mode so once it was all set up it's literally two clicks to get to an enormous library of retro+arcade games.

Recommend Jinjer and Unleash the Archers

Xenogears

New faucet came with a cover plate to hide them.

I didn't even think to take a picture!

Was too busy washing a bunch of things with my hose attachment I guess..

I'm running 14 on it currently

I'm satisfied with my https://moondroplab.com/en/products/miad01

It's got two jacks!

Selfish Machines - Pierce The Veil Crimes - The Blood Brothers

Not as many breakdowns but I get the same vibe

Just like change your perspective man. You're looking up into the gooch of the molecule bro.

Are airplanes just supermarines?

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Sounds like you've got some classics lined up but I'd suggest throwing in some more casual stuff too, especially if you're losing interest in the long-form, story-based games. Something like excite bike or crazy taxi or road rash (I'm partial to old racers) or anything where you just pick it up, play a few rounds and move on. Think arcade style.

I made a favorites list in retroarch and cycle through it. I'll play the story-based classics too but sometimes it's difficult to get invested with dated graphics and sound. The pick-up-and-go games I find more accessible as I'm getting older.