I love both, they had a certain charm, and still do for me to this day,. Is there some tedium, sure, but I play games far more tedious so no problem for me.

Don’t insult pigs like that they are amazing animals.

To respond to the question: i cancelled my nso subscription years ago because the BS Nintendo pulled. I’ll never give them another cent. Switch emulation is why i bought a total of 2 switches and nearly 40 games. Killing emulation made it so i basically won’t touch my switch. If i can’t play at a constant framerate at native resolution with whatever controller i want(that can be mapped however i like) i won’t play the games. So no i won’t be checking them out on nso. I will however check them out elsewhere.

Phone, maybe second phone, some form of iems/earbuds, money, keys, various writing instruments(pens/markers), my film camera, an 8bitdo controller, a folding keyboard/trackpad thing, umbrella, jacket, water bottle, towel, Sometimes a change of clothes, couple tools, pokewalker, and a hair brush/hair ties/bobby pins.

Sounds like usenet with extra steps, no thanks.

I see nowhere in the article mention snes game compatibility, only sfc, i want to know if there is any info on the cart slot fitting both since they were different sizes(technically)

Afaik, you can just download windows and run it, you’ll just get an “activate windows” prompt that might be annoying. It’s great if you just want to try something out if you need windows to update firmware of a peripheral.

Backspace, because my cat likes to step on my keyboard and then characters are often left in the password field that need cleared.

I have one of mine configured as media controls when I’m wandering around the house (8bitdo controllers ftw)

I actually ran into one of my highschool bullies about 10 years after i graduated, i didn’t recognize them, but they knew me they bought me a drink and apologized and we ended up playing a round of pool. People can change and I’m glad they did for the better.