Oh, you mean the Time Travel threads?
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/time_machine_departures_thread OP updated till the 2005 thread.
Then you have 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. The next one should have been this month, but with basically zero interest in the 2009 one, that seems to be it.

That's how it used to be for me when I was younger or poorer.

Now, as with music, movies and games etc, it is more about opportunity knocks and having variety within easy reach, and being less reliant on anyone or anything. I just read as the mood takes me, and sometimes I get caught up in certain types of things for a while. The luxury of getting old I guess, being retired, and having more free time and a little more money to call upon.

I am far from being rich, by any measure of the stick, but my collections, built up over many years, make me feel rich or like a king. And really, with all the crap one has to put up with in the world sometimes, they are my bastion ... something I can disappear into for a while, kind of like a drug, but with less harmful side effects.

The trick of course, is to not feel you have to watch, read or play everything you own, and just enjoy your library of things for what they grant you overall ... in a way, a measure of contentment. The only fly in the ointment is time and health, but that's the peril of life.

That can happen when you play newer games (with better UX) between older games. If you try to play games by period, it may be less of an issue.
I also play (older) games as an historical voyage, to better understand their evolution and influences, their technical limitations and how they worked around them.

I've felt the pressure of your huge backlog, every time you stand next to me. But every time I offer to help with that, you just say "nah" and swagger away.

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