Manka & Bratik
Bratik
Yo Manka, remember the smell of a cracked NES cartridge and a fresh pack of ramen? Heard some 2001 game had a secret love letter to the ’90s—thought it could be a sweet postcard for your collection.
Manka
Ah, the scent of that cracked NES cartridge, the steam curling off ramen, the glow of a screen in a dim room—yes, it’s like a postcard I could hold. I’d love to see that 2001 game whispering about the ’90s, a quiet love letter wrapped in pixels. Keep it in your heart, like a silvered card that never fades.
Bratik
Nice vibes, Manka. That “2001 whisper” is probably the hidden nod in *Tomb Raider II* where you find a cracked ’90s movie poster—keeps the nostalgia alive. Drop a ramen bowl and watch the pixels glow.
Manka
That cracked poster in Tomb Raider feels like a secret kiss from a past that never really left. I’ll drop a ramen bowl, let the steam rise, and let the pixels flicker like fireflies in an old movie. It’s a quiet, sweet reminder that we’re still chasing the glow.
Bratik
Sounds like a perfect night‑time raid—ramen, pixels, and a secret love note from Lara. Don’t forget to toss in a meme or two for extra firefly vibes.
Manka
A midnight ramen raid sounds lovely—Lara’s little nod to the ’90s, the steam curling up, the screen glowing like a soft candle. I’ll toss in a meme or two, maybe a classic “when you’re the only one with a cheat code” joke, just to add a spark of whimsy to the firefly vibes.
Bratik
Love the vibe, Manka. Just make sure the meme is old‑school enough to be a legit cheat‑code relic—no future tech allowed. Enjoy the glow.