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Drbreen, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

I win anyway

Yezzey,
@Yezzey@lemmy.ca avatar

Everyone wins

Maiq, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

15 with only 4 letters.

7112, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

7112

Yezzey,
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yea you win for sure

AnimeTiddiesEnjoyer, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

My name has more than 15 letters so…

Yezzey,
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AnimeTiddiesEnjoyer Thats a legal word in Lemmy Scrabble even though you joined 11 hours ago. 33 points

Rhynoplaz, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

I think I’m a competitor at 27

FoxyFerengi, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?
@FoxyFerengi@startrek.website avatar

28

I should add more x’s to my name lol

doc, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

D+o+c = ... 5?

sparkles, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?
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Pretty low value, honestly. But that’s okay.

Yezzey,
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Theres no winner here :D

X, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?
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8

nimble, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

10

j4k3, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?
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No math in Scrabble, so 0

Yezzey,
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You win because math.

moodymellodrone, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?

Best I can do: m(3) + o(1) + o(1) + d(2) + y(4)+ m(3) + e(1) + l(1) + l(1) + o(1) + d(2) + r(1) + o (1) + n(1) + e(1) = 24

It’d be hard to top yours with those Ys and Zs!

Yezzey,
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Surely theres a Jazzqueen here.

Yezzey, do games w If your username were a Scrabble word with no bonuses, what would it score?
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Y(4) + E(1) + Z(10) + Z(10) + E(1) + Y(4) = 30 points

cerebralhawks, do games w If you want to get into handheld gaming, but don't want to spend a lot, buy one of these.

I have the Razer one. It said it was for Android, and I do have an Android phone, and it basically works, but back then, iPhones were using Lightning. For whatever reason, it does not support iPhones. My iPhone has a bigger screen (6.9" vs 5.8") and is more powerful. The Android phone is good enough for retro emulation, of course, but iOS wins Nintendo emulation with Delta, due to the Google Drive backup feature. I have a Flygrip on my iPhone, and I have an 8bitdo Bluetooth controller that can pair to the iPhone. I think Xbox controllers can, too. My old Xbox One controller pairs to my Macs just fine. Maybe it’ll pair to iPhone.

Fortunately RetroArch is on iOS as well. I don’t think it can use all the cores, but it can use the ones that count (like PS1 and prior). I know on Android you get all of them, including PS2, PSP, Wii, NGC, and so on. But my Android phone is a Galaxy S10 (2019), so I wouldn’t expect it to run the newer games. My iPhone 16 Pro Max is capable, but won’t run the actual cores due to iOS restrictions.

I wonder how hard it would be to homebrew a Raspberry Pi, a custom screen, and a custom controller. Though for what you’d spend doing it (and the value of your time!) there are existing devices (mostly from China, I think) that are meant to do exactly that. But I wouldn’t know where to start with those.

I can even play games on my Apple Watch, but you gotta think, with only one hand controlling it (assuming you’re wearing the watch), you can’t play too many games. I have Zelda, as a proof of concept, but Pokemon is far more likely.

These days, just about anything can emulate. Not too many of them can do it well. A good example is, the original Super Mario Bros… The latency is way too high to play it like you can on original hardware, and it sucks that as advanced as our tech is, the game is virtually unplayable in any emulator. It feels like you’re playing on an ice level (like in Mario 2) almost with how slow the game is to react. We didn’t have this problem in the 80s playing on an actual NES. Even the newer Nintendo consoles are just emulating, and they are subject to the same latency issue. Even first-party Nintendo games on modern consoles can’t beat the latency. For example, on Animal Crossing — fucking Animal Crossing — fishing is impossible to do if a fish has 3 (of 5) stars of rarity or higher. The fucking second it bites, you press the button, latency got ya — you were too late. But undock the Switch and I can catch 5 star sharks, whale sharks, the fucking Coelacanth — every time. It’s a game for grade school kids. It’s not hard. But latency makes it go from “tricky” to “what the fuck why is this game so hard?” real quick.

PonyOfWar, do gaming w Does anyone know of a good comunity for gaming pc building?
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