The queues for autographs and sketches were quite long, as expected, and I got to see quite a few drawings take shape for the enjoyment of lucky convention-goers.

I recently played Neva, which is barely a 4-hour game, and I can't really see how it could've been longer without diluting its intrinsic beauty.

Agreed.

I can understand debates about why a game that offers a 10-hour experience and one with hundreds of hours of potential replayability should have similar prices, but some games are simply as long (or short) as it makes sense for their narrative nature and needs.

The change was relatively short-lived, but some old-timers still keep expressions such as "I'm not Nembo Kid, you know" alive!

This was a very bizarre time in Superman's editorial history in Italy, where the "S" in his chest shield was erased and his name arbitrarily changed ("nembo" being an old-fashioned/scientific word for "nimbus" or "cloud").

I'll go out on a limb and say "Pricklypard".