I’d prefer neither. No ads are best
ninbreaker
joined 2 years ago
If there’s a Round1 arcade nearby, there is DanceRush Stardom that’s kinda similar and also by Konami
it's tonkotsu, tonkatsu is fried pork.
Gameboys, iPods, calculator games, and pdas lol
RP2+ is awesome lol, it can play even some PS2 and 3ds games. If you go the legit path you can afford maybe one game.
I'd love to be able to afford that kind of setup, but these days somehow it's more affordable to get a handheld than going through the trouble buying the real deal lmao. Getting just a handheld alone would be cheaper than going through the trouble getting a retro setup going. People are asking for way too much for these games that half the time aren't even working. Also I wouldn't want to deal with the potential safety hazard if the CRT breaks,.
A usb c multiport, or usb c to usb adapter for external drives or keyboard/mouse, and a right angle usb c adapter. I'd also get a screen cover for it. Software wise, I'd recommend cryutilities, decky, protonup-qt, flatseal, Heroic Launcher, ProtonTricks, Lutris, Warpinator, Bottles, and Corekeyboard
Playing PS2, PS3, Dreamcast, and GameCube games that the Retroids can't handle. It's amazing how almost everything runs well. other things I've bought things would be hit or miss, but this is the most consistent device I've seen so far.
Can't blame people for emulating games when the only choices to playing it legit are either shelling out hundreds or thousands to scalpers or needing to be constantly online for a service that isn't even reliable. It says a lot when you gain 30 fps just by simply getting rid of DRM
299 and having no games the year it released was what hurt them. Also not having an actual Sonic game. They would rather push out bad VNs.
It's been working great on the Retroid 2+ though, and imagine it's even better on the newer ones. It's become a lot easier recently
I'm wearing a mask tomorrow just for you