Outrun, especially Outrun 2. I like arcade style racers the most.

Also in that vein, San Francisco Rush.

I give you my permission to claim it as your own when you finally get that time machine working.

More like Research In Place than RIM

The citation is in the article which is from a Consumer Reports study. In case you don’t know, they’re very trustworthy.

I’m not attempting to convince you that the figure is accurate because I don’t need to that. I’m attempting to get you to understand that a big portion of the population of the USA are just making do with what they have.

There are a lot of people with old technology in their home that still gets used. Fax is still needed for lots of medical things, and not everyone has an office to go to.

Think retired people taking care of sick family members.

Except for maybe people who have terrible health problems or those who care for them

Fill out the creator’s form if you have any interest in purchasing one / a kit:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8RDDLMoykqF_n4r3OQbykUMqCaNdyyD1N7pZid3ea1_aOyA/viewform

Being crazy is a big part of that

That’s because there are a lot of marginlized folks here - gay, trans, autistic, linux users

I feel seen

IIRC, Sony’s leadership wasn’t interested in their own game console until their partnership with Nintendo was unceremoniously dissolved without prior warning when Nintendo announced on stage that they were partnering with Phillips for a CD addon to the SNES.

That “betrayal” is what spurned Sony to go it alone with the hardware they had already developed as a starting point. Thus PlayStation was born.

https://youtu.be/gPK1gc7FX2M?si=iFTYjdnqpOAmeerI

The Hyper Tunnel in NES Battletoads is laughing like The Joker

I used to buy external drives when they went on sale, and I’d shuck the case off of them. In my opinion the quality of the drives in those externals went downhill sometime in the last several years. You might get lucky and get a drive meant for a data center, but I’ve stopped playing that lottery.

These days I just buy retired but warrantied data center drives from sellers on eBay. They’re big, tested, reasonably priced and the seller will replace them within their warranty period if they do die (I usually see 3-5 year as the warranty time). So far I haven’t had any of these die in the last couple of years. Seagates used to fail me constantly thought. I’m now down to only one Seagate still working.

Very cool. I will likely check this out this weekend on my Steam Deck. Thanks!

Any chance that you have tried to run this through Proton on Linux?

Open Media Vault is another good choice that has a web management interface

Outrun 2006: Coast to Coast is a perennial favorite of mine. Plays fantastic on the Deck!

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Can’t wait for his handheld MiSTer

This is the way