Noticed similar on my 14 Pro, but at the same time - I assumed it was just my battery health/life degrading.
Noticed similar on my 14 Pro, but at the same time - I assumed it was just my battery health/life degrading.
I actually started with this chore list, and we eventually ended up tweaking it to better suit our particular living conditions:
That seizure of 980lb of meth is surely a county record, and was promptly moved to a secure location.
PAL/R4 PS1/2/3 & PSP collector here; there’s no hard & fast cut-off rule.
But I would need to have a deep and personal connection to the title, and it would need to meet a number of requirements (case type, game variant, CIB, disc scratches etc.).
Even then, I’m still going to struggle to part with >$1,000 dollarydoos for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Special Edition!
Not to hijack this post, but does anyone know or have a definitive list of which titles came bundled with a G-Con45?
The Ghoul Panic bundle in good condition is my collection’s white whale…
I downloaded the entire SNES catalogue when I was overseas; so glad I did that then as it’s become much more difficult over the past few years.
II recently tried to download ISOs of my PS1 & 2 collections so that I could play them on my Steam Deck, and found out that at it’s actually a lot faster and easier just to to them myself - as whatever sources I can find are either dead links, or download so slowly that the connection is likely to time out before the download completes.
I share your sentiment; but you need to remember that SM1&3 were both originally NES games, and even the All Stars remakes are largely hampered by the original consoles limitations.
That’s why both SMW and Yoshi’s Island are such better experiences overall, they didn’t have to emulate those same limitations in order to preserve an original playstyle.
Check out Infuse, it’s a pretty good front end for a home media collection.
When ‘next gen’ (eg. PS5) becomes the new ‘current gen’, then the old ‘last gen’ becomes retro.
I honestly think it will not live up to the levels of hype that the community will build itself up to.
Coupled with my suspicion that the single-player game will be as barebones as possible, with the goal of funnelling as many players into the next iteration of GTA:Online as quickly as possible, to sell more Shark Cards.
The good news is that in the end I’ll either be proven right, or pleasantly surprised.
Is it the same muscle that lets you wiggle your ears? Because I can do that, and I get a similar roaring.
Arrested July ‘91, sentenced February ‘92, murdered November ‘94…
So ~21 months.
In order: Soy, Coconut, Almond, Macadamia.
Almond uses way too much water to be environmentally sustainable, and macadamia just has a weird after-taste that I don’t like.
Soy has a bit of a bad reputation (unfairly so, due to bad ‘bro science’); but I quite like the taste and it has a pretty low emissions/water footprint comparatively.