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Now I'm imagining a puzzle type game with gacha mechanics where you collect all of the Cenobites by figuring out puzzles ala The Room.

YouTube video by GUNSHIPMUSIC GUNSHIP - DooM Dance (Feat. Carpenter Brut & Gavin Rossdale) [Official Music Video]

The band Gunship made a video tribute to that scene in D:TP in one of their songs.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=trF4...

I thought Andor was where the Ewoks were from?

I remember Morrowind looking different.

It's a smaller indie game, but Dread Delusion definitely has a Morrowind vibe to it.

One game that hasn't been mentioned, that I remember playing a lot on the Apple ]['s that our school had was "Rocky's Boots". Looking back, circuitry diagrams and logic gates were a bit advanced for 9 year old me, but I remember really enjoying it.

I played this back in the day on my old 8086 running at 8 or 11Mhz (depending if the TURBO button was pressed). I remember beating that game, but trying it out now in emulation, it's frustrating as hell to play. I guess I had a lot of patience, or boredom, back then.

Image of the xScreensaver settings screen showing Maze3D settings.

Surprisingly, they recreated that in Linux in the xScreensaver package.

Sounds like you just described most of the SteamVR home environments.

YouTube video by Liz Anna Mae Skull Crusher Mountain-Jonathan Coulton Storyboard Animatic

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Second Life called and wanted their Everything back.

YouTube video by PlayStation Anthem Tenchu: Stealth Assassins (FULL SOUNDTRACK)

A lot of great stuff on here already, but the game that got me to start collecting game OSTs was Tenchu: Stealth Assassins:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEbJ...

I remember standing in line for that midnight launch. A lot of great games on that system, and also Blue Stinger.

YouTube video by Jeremiah Shaw HAL (Robotic voice on the old Hartsfield Int'l Airport Automated People Mover)

"This train is leaving the station, please move to the center of the vehicle and away from the doors."
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YouTube video by There I Ruined It We're Not Gonna Take It - Mariah Carey Christmas Special

This is one of the only things that gets me through this season:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf2V...

Can't say I've beaten them all, some I've only played for a few hours at most, but still.

I remember having one of those. I also remember moving the base more than the joystick while I was playing anything. There was one game, Kenseiden, where you had a special ability if you pressed diagonally, and I could never get that to work with my joystick. Worked fine with the gamepad, though.

I mean, let's be real for a moment. No one is going to buy an XBox to play Outer Worlds 2. I liked the first game, but if it was a console exclusive, I wouldn't end up buying it, and that's money that MSFT would be losing out on.

Work Time Fun - Wikipedia

A game that no one ever mentions is Baito Hell 2000/Work Time Fun. It was a collection of macro-games. You can play a game where you cap pens forever, or search for golf balls, or control the temperature of a pottery kiln, or make dango, etc. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_Ti...

But, why?

Man, just that UI brings back a lot of memories. For some reason, remembering booting into Workbench 1.3 reminds me of a specific smell of old plastic and hot circuits. Also SCSI nightmares.

YouTube video by ClassicTyler Space Channel 5 - Mexican Flyer

I don't know about everyone else, but the starting theme from Space Channel 5 never fails to make me feel like I can accomplish anything.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVKw...

If you haven't watched The Owl House, it's one that I'd highly recommend. Also Bee and Puppycat.