@RealGameVault Technically, none. I was in college. But I did get a Dreamcast first, then the GameCube. The PS2 was a few years later and an XBOX I didn't get until like, 2016. But I did get a 360 back around 2009 and played a lot of JSRF on it.
@SuperSisi Had a dedicated CD player in 1991. Then the SegaCD. Had a dedicated DVD player in 1999. Nailed the PS3 though, which j actually owned before I ever got a PS2. I still have my OG PS3 as my Blu-ray player. It was (and still is my only) SACD player too.... For the one SACD...
@Flipacholas Funny you post this when 10 minutes ago I finished a re-read of the SNES article, am reading the Gameboy one now, and the DS/3DS are next.
That's exactly it. ADs aren't the problem. You got a pay for backend somehow. It's that all the platforms and marketing teams make the absolute shittiest choices to infuriate their viewers. How much MORE effective could the ads be if we weren't all so annoyed by them?
Glad to see more streamers doing this.
It also gets rid of pre-rolls which are horrible for new viewers. ADs aren't going away any time soon so making them a less shitty experience for the community is always the play in my book.
@LAG217 The Jeff Minter Story?
That one reads like a movie, not a game. There better be some Nuon emulated games on that thing. Or something else involving space ruminants...
@EousBangbu@usa_retro None of that (other than weight) were limitations of the CRT, but the standards and specs. The first 1080i (maybe 1080p?) TVs were CRT. And the can do MUCH higher than 60Hz. My computer monitor did 75 @ 1600*1200 and 100 at lower.
@ActionRetro1@lazygamereviews or anyone else in the old Mac realm need any of the PC2-5300 Buffered DIMMS for the OG Intel MacPro? I've got 4 ea 512MB/1GB sticks and the carrier boards. They don't go for anything on eBay, but also aren't common so if anyone needs 'em...
@ColonelFalcon Did?
I still own my Model1 Sonic unit from 1992 and original release SegaCD (the one that only had the 4 game disc, the one missing Monaco GP(? I think that was it.) but came with those CD+G karaoke type discs.
@Flipacholas As much as I like real books, this is where ebook options for overseas access is fantastic. Especially if it's through a more standards based release like epub and not just Kindle.
@Astro_Ayers TIL. I always just assumed they used dry shampoo. But, then again, I guess with as long as some of them stay up there, that can only go so far.