Silent Hill.
It's a great game. I'm actually upset I lost both copies I purchased.
I remember the second purchase well though - I was downtown with a cousin, and we roamed most of the major stores on foot. The day ended with me stopping at an Electronics Boutique in Pioneer Square, and coming across an unopened copy of Silent Hill. I got it, and kept staring at it through our meal at the bento joint.
I remember this commercial vividly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB4Bfqrrw84
It amazes me at how different the game ended up playing out compared to my thoughts based on that commercial at the time.
Another strong memory of mine is watching Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the first time in the same cousin's basement I once played Mega Man 2 in. We were all blown away by the amazing graphics and spent at least two hours wandering around the Kokiri village, then Deku Tree.
Most Youtube videos i've watched have a generated embed code on the upper right part of the page, under the date the video was submitted.
That's cool too - a strong memory by association (of gaming) is still a strong memory .
Basically, if I don't use my USB hard drive constantly, it tends to "power down" after ten or so minutes, then, when I access it (or delete something on my PC, not the drive itself), it takes a moment, whirs to life again, then works. The momentary pause can be annoying and in some cases, a real hindrance. Is there any way to keep the USB hard drive constantly "active" so this pause doesn't happen?