Time to put on my archiving pants. Thank you!
Time to put on my archiving pants. Thank you!
Interesting to note that he says the Sega Genesis is his number one console.
I have a Wii U, a Super Famicom mini, an Apple TV and an Xbox One S (effectively only a bluray player) below my TV and they are never all hooked up at the same time. I have an HDMI switcher somewhere but who has the time. This guy apparently!
I remember always seeing these games in the store, and advertised in magazines. I need to seek these out.
Necronomicon Ex Dormis
Next up, Pac-Man-as-a-Service
Public Backlash, according to this totally unbiased source
I still don’t know why anyone would go out of their way to use this. Just to be blue?
I’m calling it the “effin’” key from now on
Ah yes, The Nintendo GameDiamond
I also Nope
Those were the days
Mine has failed to boot three times now after a black/brown out.
It needs a battery backup. Sometimes when the power goes out briefly, it doesn’t boot up again. In the winter, this could be disastrous if you aren’t home. I worry when on vacation and constantly check the temp at home.
Thank you. I didn’t realize that it was cheaper because all of the prices in articles are not in my local currency.
So it doesn’t charge when magnetically attached to the iPad? The second gen did, didn’t it?
You’re welcome!
You are overthinking it. Switching to a new iPhone is something I’ve done half a dozen times and the best route is to make sure your old phone is backed up to iCloud, then restore the backup on the new phone. Note that this backup is not a file system image. It is pretty clean. If you were moving to a new Windows computer and you wanted to start fresh — heck yes. But for an iPhone, which will redownload all your apps from the App Store anyway, it’s not necessary. Restoring from iCloud backup is a huge timesaver and there is, in my experience, no benefit to not using it. Enjoy your new iPhone!
Cheers!