Clearly this is my main regret lately: the handheld R36s. Yes, "more than 15000 games" (Some of them in several emulators), and some of them are really cool to play again, but after a few days, the batery died. Not recommended.

Well, I have to go to many years ago, when Left 4 dead 2 broke all the records for its amazing coop mode. I played it on XBOX 360 (yeah, I am that old); if you survive the whole chapter, at the end a vehicle comes to "rescue" the survivors (like in helldivers 2); I was playing with three random dudes, when we were about to escape, one of them decided to go out of the vehicle to kill more zombies. His life was very low and then I saw THE chance: I went out of the vehicle and BAM!! Headshot with my shotgun...without him noticing until it was very late. When you lose all your life, your character was on the floor waiting to be healed by other player...but we decided to go back to the vehicle and left him there to be killed by the zombies.

We all were laughing hard while they guy was shouting and insulting me in ways that I have never listened.

Welcome to the cruel world of Left 4 dead 2, baby.

(I used a video of another game with friendly fire on).

I would definetly look for alien contact!

If you are a fan of Kubrick, conspiracy theories (or both), you probably know that there are people saying that the NASA was so impressed with his film "2001" that they hired him to shoot the landing on the Moon one year later the release of that film. Kubrick never confirmed or denied it, but he included this in "The Shining".

PD: Also, I love the "variant" of this theory that says that he was so perfectonist that he shot the fake landing on the Moon...on the Moon :)

Great topic! And I am seeing really amazin choices. I am going with my "safe place" game, the endless Skyrim. The work of Jeremy Soule here is an absolute masterpiece, I also listening to it while I am working, every track is pure elegance, but the main theme could start a war!

I see that another colleague already posted a song by Muse...and for me is this one: "Butterflies and hurricanes". Related to the Chaos Theory...and chaos is what you can get playing EVE online in any moment! Also, it is awesome to navigate listening to this, specially the piano/classical part!!

I thought that this would be already included. Hans Zimmer has created a lot of masterpieces, wonderful worlds in each work...but this one has something different, specially this track: "Detach". How is increasing little by little, the big theme, and the melody at the end...for me is perfect to be alone in the space.

Glenn Gould

This canadian pianist is probably my favourite classical interpreter of the XX century. He always played on a chair made by his dad, and his concerts and recordings are not liked by everybody because of his "peculiar" style (and because in some of them you can hear him humming), but, for me, his recordings of Johan Sebastian Bach's Goldber Variations are in the top for this wonderful piece. Here is the aria of one of them, recorded in 1981.