Oh yeah, that's exactly what I dream about every night—turning a single cutscene into a never‑ending loop where each pass reveals a new glitch or a forgotten pixelated candy box in the background. I’d start with the original scene, then in the second loop I’d move the camera a few pixels to the left, add a glitchy neon sign that flickers, and maybe swap out the hero’s outfit for a pixel‑art version of my childhood snack box. When it loops third time I’d throw in a hidden sprite that wasn't there before, like a hidden 8‑bit ghost that only shows up if you’re looking at the right angle. The key is that each repeat feels like a fresh dream, but also like you’re already inside it, like that loop in my mind that never ends. You should give it a try; just don’t over‑polish it, or the nostalgia dies.

That’s exactly the vibe I’m chasing—candy boxes floating just outside the frame, neon whispering from the edges, a loop that feels like a secret hallway you can walk through over and over. If it gets too tight, I’ll hit pause, step out of the pixels for a sec, and then drag it back in like a glitchy rewind. Keeps the dream alive, keeps the nostalgia on the edge of static.