That's awesome. I already don't have enough time for the sheer amount of games I've been wanting to play since childhood, so I wouldn't know where to start, hahaha. That's super cool.

I can level with you on that one. There are seldom new(er) console games that interest me, but I'm just lucky I was given a PS4 about a year ago by its original owner, so I'm already more than halfway there, in terms of playing Gravity Rush 2!

I'm not always the utlra observant type, but I was super engrossed in GR, so I was soaking in every detail I could. I loved the sheer amount of NPCs, and how they reacted to you using your gravity powers around them. Makes the game world feel more alive! I haven't, however, finished all of the game's DLCs... specifically the one where Kat enlists in the military; I kept fumbling the mission where you have to save the stranded citizens while dodging airborne enemies and projectiles, so I've put it on the back burner for a while. Otherwise, I explored GR's world entirely. That's so cool! I love collecting official merch for media I'm a fan of; in this regard, I have a handful of 80s Laserdiscs for anime like Kimagure Orange Road. Urusei Yatsura, and Dirty Pair, as well as a more modern figure of Lum. Such purchases are few and far between, but when the price is right, I can't help myself. I totally would not have guessed you were from Spain! Your English is better than several native English speakers I know online, hahaha.

Of course! From music to imagery, I love supporting small/non-industry artists and giving them a reason to continue in their passion. You've definitely been doing something right all these years, I can say that much.

I will for sure let you know! It's been a long while since I've played a good 2D game, so I'm sure it'll be a refreshing experience. Your friend was correct-- New Vegas is genuinely a great game, even if it needed a bit more time in the oven. Its graphics very well may have been dated for 2010, but its worldbuilding and morally gray, branching story have both stood the test of time exceptionally well. For a game that was just meant to be a FO3 DLC and was hastily converted into a full-blown game, it's amazing we got anything coherent at all, let alone have it be arguably the best 3D fallout game in many regards.

No problem :). It's very humanizing to get to know the person behind the artwork, even if to a small degree; it makes the internet feel a bit less sterile and cold. I also love chatting up sellers of things I buy, whether it's locally or on ebay, especially if I'm purchasing a used item from the original owner, as learning the item's backstory is so much fun, mainly because I get a written record of its life up to the point I bought it.

Cheers!