@Oregon_Pacifist either the mario paint cursor or a katana I feel would be appropriate for the instance lol
if you mean where did I see the custom cursor though, I saw it here: pagan.plus (I think theirs is a ouija board)
@Oregon_Pacifist either the mario paint cursor or a katana I feel would be appropriate for the instance lol
if you mean where did I see the custom cursor though, I saw it here: pagan.plus (I think theirs is a ouija board)
I just went to another mastodon instance and apparently that one had a custom mouse cursor. Would be cool to have one here at retro-gaiden lol
@Oregon_Pacifist That's what I thought when I saw it 10 or so years ago on the internet. I have yet to see it show up on ebay, let alone find much info on it
imagine being cracked at DOOM or UT '04 with this controller
If anyone had a lead to where I can get the AlphaGrip Ergonomic keyboard, that would be awesome. I have been looking for one for years just because of how strange it is and how funny I think it'd be to master the controller for games
@clipart lopoks like an image of someone mooning
@Oregon_Pacifist Both! Got my last pair in 2021, broke them in 2022, and hadn't worn glasses for 3 years. Eyesight changed just enough within those few years to new a new prescription with a new set of frames
New glasses!
@lowqualityfacts great game!
@rootcompute I had a PSP-1000 but I can't seem to find it so I might've sold it sadly. I softmodded it years ago to play FFVII on the go long before the Switch and Steam Deck existed.
I kinda want to build a cabinet in the same style as those cabinets. It'd be expensive but it'd make for a really cool MAME setup
went to my local anime convention this weekend and saw candy cabs in the game room. Specifically 3 Sega Blast City cabinets (Super Street Fighter II X: Grand Master Challenge, Puyo Puyo II, and Sonic The Fighters) and a Sega New Versus City cabinet (Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike).
@JakobFel I'd have to say Solid State storage for old computers. Being able to transfer files via SD card from my modern machine to an old computer is a commodity I'll always cherish
@infinitemetal more info here: https://youtu.be/G4UwctYl8WY
@infinitemetal however, you might be interested in picking one of these up. no more would you then be pressing down to insert. just slot in and close the cart door https://www.retrorgb.com/nes-slotmaster-72-pin-replacement.html
@infinitemetal its possible bent pins in the cartridge slot could be causing it. I'd suggest replacing the pin connector with a new one. here's a tutorial you can follow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wwXY2caxOA
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