It’s fun to zoom in on the GameCube icon on the controller spool. At 4K it doesn’t look like there will be detail, but there is.
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I happy to hear there shape are unique enough to recognize their wireframe. I was a bit worried that they were a bit too generic.
Bold assumption to think that I have a Neogeo pocket color. (I'm broke)
Fun part, since I've made each stylus for each system, the icons are all unique. There shouldn't be (I hope) duplicates.
Pokemon Sapphire/Emerald/Ruby/Leaf Green/Fire Red were my goto especially for grinding. From sound and memorization along you can play pokemon without looking... Or at least I could.
Zelda Oracle of Ages is another game which I found calming. Its more puzzle than combat, but there is still combat. Not goof got meeting but good for afterwards.
The GBC Harry Potter games or Prisoner of Azkaban are fun RPGs that I played before Pokemon. A fun time too, and can almost be played under a desk (don't ask how I know)
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, rogue like endless(ish) dungeon crawler. Amazing story, but the post game is just a grind perfect for fiddling as you are just doing the same thing for 99 levels... Until you find the boss. Better on DS with Blue rescue team, but red on GBA is a good choice.
Outside of mega man battle network, the rest of my games are platformers which don't fit the bill
My desktop is now unplugged, I am too terrified to plug it back in. Send help
At it's current pace, it might take 7.5 million years
As I said above
I have a Floppy to USB adapter inside my rig, and since my motherboard has an unused set of USB 2 headers, I just plugged it into that.
So 1 adapter and 1 usb header, and it reads it as a USB Floppy, which I believe Linux has drivers for.
The device is shown as /dev/sdd (sda is 1TB SSD, sdb is hdd#1, and sdc is hdd#2)
The drive has been making noises since yesterday and it's still not loading. I'd say I'd get back to you, but I don't think it'll load.
The world may never know :D
And totally not password123!
Honestly since the New 3DS screen is so small, the slight blurring is negligible to my eyes. So long as there isn't certificating in the image, like shimmering and or screen tearing, I don't noticed it.
The sticks are DS stylus’s
The ovals are controller spools for wired controllers.
The boxes are Apple Pencil cases.
And there is a Virtual Boy Tripod mount and a GBxCart case in there too.
The rest is display stands for portable systems.