Mine is still used most days for JRPGs on my OLED as well as Plex HTPC app. Also gets used to play games with the kids like @DoggyDontCare

My Nintendo Online on my switch is primarily used for easily playing retro titles with the kids. Easily more games on there already than they'll need for a while.

Why would they need signatures, they will never own anything, they will just be allowed to borrow things against the social credit bestowed upon them in their neural implant by allowing themselves to be surveilled in everything they do.

Lately less than my 3DS which feels great.

We were on the edge of <$100/TB on Canada for fast AND reliable SSDs and that just completely disappeared right as my storage server needed some upgrades... Used Intel SSDs from local businesses are looking attractive again...

Playing old games where you have cinematics with characters involved in the blackness space on an OLED adds a new level of atmosphere sometimes

It also made more sense to gain experience, then go back to a master to learn something new. Not just spontaneously know how to do some crazy new spell because you beat up 4 million boars.

I played my N64 version so much, GCN Master Quest was an amazing change up, and then the 3DS made it enjoyable again with minor fixes and some equipment made in to items. This version doesn't get me excited at all from the showcase.

Any chance of adding the options for the L and R buttons; like L=A for one handed play.

In 30 years you'll be optimizing Warframe to run on budget neural implants so everyone can play it 24/7 with no input lag with local AI models running on unused portions of our brains.

Google maps is annoying in that it will show you your speed if you are navigating, but not if you just have maps open and are just exploring/driving or don't have a destination set.

Customers aren't buying my 3D printed meat that my paid food critics and failed celebrities say is perfectly good, the customers must all be wrong and I should just up the price to make it seem more premium instead.

I did put in a new order #387 with some other items with some email correspondence about adding the DS case to that order.

Mushy dpad was the main reason I didn't order one yet, I've already got an original GBA at home with mushy dpad, I don't need to spend money for another one.

This is just buying the cart, a special yellow cart with Pikachu on the PCB, you still provide the ROM and flashing service yourself.

I do prefer the balance of needing to purchase them again insteas of infinite uses. I think it would be nice to offer the TM for sale once you've gotten it once from elsewhere in the game to push the exploration aspect. Even if that means TMs that are just talking to an NPC

I thought it was supposed to come with a case as well but did not get one.

Can to confirm, Google is great at sending device prompts to all signed in Google devices, non-Google devices not so much...

Thanks for that link, read through the first page so far and super interesting build.

I would love a DS lite with DSI XL screens and a full size GBA port and USB-C charging with charging pads as well for a drop-in dock. WPA-2 wifi would be a dream, but but not sure how tight the original wifi chip is tied to the games wifi implementation.