You could just build your own Steam Machine - it’s just a mid-range PC with SteamOS. Stick it all in an ITX or a HTPC case and get a controller.

Or cheaper yet, upgrade your desktop PC, buy a NVIDIA shield and run Moonlight/Sunshine - it’s simple and cheap to play games from the couch these days.

Geez, lots of paleontologists have skeletons in their closets.

Sorry

A muse is someone who inspires them to do the thing. They don’t necessarily have to do anything for the other person to be inspired by them.

An example could be an artist who is inspired to paint his favourite model numerous times in different lights and conditions as they just seem to be the right fit for them.

Or the songwriter telling songs about love or heartbreak from their own perspective and history as they had that with someone.

Stroked many a roo, wallaby and other macropods and they’re not soft everywhere. More interesting is that there’s no real give to their softness. They’re solid muscle below the skin so you don’t really want to poke them too hard. Does depend on the species too though - I ain’t touching a red. A quokka and bettong are quite pliable and have that give when you stroke them, like a cat.

Domestic cat that is. When I stroked a cheetah it was all muscle and smooth but not soft, more like a deer

Like an eagle ray

I would pay good money for a remaster of Fallout 3 using the Fallout 4 engine (or preferably better).

I’d pay even more for a full 3D version of Fallout 1 and 2.

Just Cause 3, Yakuza 0 and Hollow Knight