Any sort of point and click on a game console that only had a D-pad for controlling the pointer. I find them painful and unenjoyable.
Any sort of point and click on a game console that only had a D-pad for controlling the pointer. I find them painful and unenjoyable.
#ImWithBender #KillAllHumans
Narrator: Thanks to inflation, it was significantly more.
It would be great if this were compatible with the upcoming CM5 as well.
Mattel Electronics IntelliVision (1979)
How very mob wife
What are you, a park ranger now?
Oh, please dear! For your information: the Supreme Court has roundly rejected prior restraint!
That’s a good question. I have no idea.
Having sex with a new partner allows your brain to decouple from someone else. The new neural connections you form with the new partner are literally therapeutic.
I have found it to be the single best way to start moving on from an ended relationship.
It also depends on the accuracy of the emulator. Cycle accurate emulators demand horsepower (or an FPGA). Less accurate (but still perfectly playable) emulators can run on potatoes, but I can feel the difference on games I grew up playing. I’m almost as good as I was as a kid when I play on an accurate emulator or FPGA, but on a Raspberry Pi I tend to be noticeably worse.
That may not matter to everyone, but it matters to me.
Mr. Treehorn draws a lot of water in this town. You don’t draw shit, Lebowski.
His supporters would have to be intelligent enough to put that together for it to matter.
I think epoxy is the best bet, but next time you need to use super glue, try adding baking soda to the mix. It makes super glue much stronger.
“Plastic Free” Conference
They really can be. I get lost stupidly easily. I have a pretty great sense of time though.
So you’re also a member of the House of the Penguin?
Of course not. But also, I need that wallet and watch back.
You do not have to do this to get warranty service by law. They just want your contact info so they can spam you.
That statement in the article is misleading. It’s only paywalled while it’s in beta. After that he releases to the public for free.
The measly $3/month he asks for pays for him to run a small team of people who analyze boards and schematics, document those findings (also released to the public) and create cores for several different FPGA devices (built upon his own development framework which helps speed up the process). Jotego is probably doing the most to preserve arcade games in FPGA form out of all of the developers who do such work.
I happily pay the $3 every month. Recently Jotego was responsible for producing a finished TMNT core (Furrtek did the board schematics but he dislikes writing cores), The Simpsons, OutRun and more. Moonwalker is just another in a long line of excellent releases.