And why the floppy drive's ribbon cable has a little twist in it??

Yes, where they put the superior Amiga screenshots on the back of your ZX Spectrum game

Diversity, equality, and inclusion. All very terrible things, as you can see...

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There's a similar thing you can do - if you're in a room of people, just start chuckling to yourself about nothing. Keep doing it every so often, and all going well, the whole room will be in uproarious laughter for reasons they're entirely unaware of!

Doom, of course!

Also, OpenRCT2, and Unreal Tournament.

At the risk of seeming to throw shade; why use Brave at all if you're going to switch off all its unique features?

And also a belly button but is apparently wearing shorts...?

I hate to be nitpicky; but that's a decompilation, not a demake.

'Demake' usually refers to a game that gets remade for a system older (or less powerful) than the one it was released for. A good current example is the in-progress Super Mario 64 demake for GBA.

'Decompilation' is where one reverse-engineers a game (or any software!) back to its original source code, or close enough that when you build it, it's identical to an original copy. So, the goal of the Lego Island demake is to produce source code that can be built into a fully binary-compatible copy of Lego Island, indistinct from what's on the original CD.

You can use Windows 10 indefinitely without using a key. You'll lose out on a few settings, mainly to do with personalisation, and you'll have a watermark on your screen - but if it's just for one game, then perhaps that's something you can live with.

...there are also Certain Methods to permanently activate Windows without a key at all if necessary.

Small history lesson for those interested: the reason we didn't see much of this sort of thing is because Namco actually had it patented, up until late 2015. Originally, you could play Galaxian while you waited for Ridge Racer to load! (At the expense of everyone else being able to have little loading screen games...)

Invariably, it's also marked as the accepted solution.