I love my original GameCube. Still have it hooked up to an old tube TV and there’s a lot of nostalgia around putting the little mini-CD in and booting it up. But it’s so much easier to fire up dolphin.
I got a Steam Deck recently and have been surprised at how well the 6th (GC, PS2, Xbox) and 7th (Wii, PS3, 360) generations can be emulated now compared to a few years ago. I hadn’t messed with emulating systems past 5th gen (N64, PS1, Saturn) for many years. It’s wild to me that I can smoothly emulate Dragon’s Crown, a PS4 game I currently have on my PS5, on the Steam Deck if I want, although I chose the PS3 one for less power needed since they’re pretty much identical. Even given it’s a less demanding 2D game, emulating a PS4 is impressive.
Filmweb, poza tym, że często promują recenzje idiotów i nie da się wejść bez adblocka nie jest złą opcją. Na pewno lepszą od IMDB (Amazon). TMDB wydaje się spoko, ale to dalej komercyjna platforma o ile się orientuję. Możesz mieć oczywiście coś lokalnego, ale wtedy nie ma wygody dostępu z różnych urządzeń, albo wymaga to trochę więcej wysiłku. Jest takiego softu sporo.
You can get a flash cart if you want to play a game you don’t have a cartridge for on your console. Not particularly cheap, but far cheaper than buying them individually.
My mortality in video games waivers all the way from stopping at traffic lights to modding in God Mode to going HAM on every NPC within firing distance. It all depends on how my day has been.
My N64 stuff is laying around my house in random places because my oldest nephew (just became a teenager) absolutely loves retro hardware. So much fun.
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