Vanguard Nicoism 4.0

Or ABS that cannot be serviced without an OEM scanner. Some vehicles will have a special Konami Code you can do without a scanner, those ones are on thin ice but at least you can work on them yourself.

Some vehicles require a battery re-learn (Fords come to mind), which is I guess okay if you can find the procedure in the manual. Also find the starter and alternator; if they are not in a reasonably accessible location, pass on the vehicle.

Try to avoid those vehicles with remote or keyless start. Your keyfob will die every 12-18 months and may require OEM programming just to change a five dollar battery. Absolutely not worth the hassle if you can avoid it.

Of course, do not buy anything of MY 2024 or newer. Some have zero user serviceability, no dipsticks, some don't even let you open the hood without a scanner. Recently I've seen starters on new models that are INSIDE the fucking bell housing. Avoid at all costs like your life depends on it. Avoid anything after MY2021 if you can, second resort at best.

If the codes were recently cleared, demand to see records that they were satisfactorily repaired. If they can't do it right on the spot, decline that vehicle. Also decline if they hid the issue from you until you asked about it.

If you can, make them let you inspect the engine bay; bring a friend who can inspect it if you aren't sure what to look for. Get a look underneath at boots and other wearables like pads. Check the A/C blows cold, actually start it and listen to the cranking. Look at the age of the battery. These are things you can demand are addressed if there are problems prior to getting the vehicle, but will pay for if you leave the lot.

If doing private sale, these are things you can haggle over. Bad boots = bad CVs or tie rods = you will pay for later so knock it off the price. Dying batteries too. Ask to see the registration and insurance; if it's a sitter, find out why and if it's worth the hassle.

Pixygarden, a 1999 Playstation game by Escot. 

I can find almost nothing about this game in English, but it seems to be a sci-fi/fantasy take on an aquarium-sim where you raise groups of fairies on different planets, adjusting temperature and growing foliage. I’m not sure how playable it would be for someone who can’t read Japanese though.

Youtube only has an upload of the opening cutscene, but I did find some gameplay footage on Nico Video. 

Worth noting that there’s also an early PC-98 game by the same name that seems to have a similar concept, though from what little I’ve seen I’m not completely sure if the PS1 game is a remake or something else entirely.