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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2019 22:56:56 GMT -5
Sega Genesis Mini (to be released in September). A Sega mini console that's actually being made by Sega!The games selection looks good. They've included a number of quality 3rd party games that weren't available in Sega Genesis classic collections (previously released on PC, Playstation 3 & 4), such as Castlevania Bloodlines, Earthworm Jim, Alisia Dragoon, Road Rash 2, etc. genesismini.sega.com/I don't see Sonic 3 on the game list. Crazy omission. Also I see Beyond Oasis. I briefly had sega channel as a kid. I was a good way through Beyond Oasis and the game list switched and they took it off the game list  One day day I should play through it with an emulator. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2019 23:20:45 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2020 12:15:48 GMT -5
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Post by Ambience on Feb 11, 2020 18:41:04 GMT -5
Goody goody goody.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 13, 2020 13:21:23 GMT -5
Goody, indeed. Well, I've bought both the NES mini and SNES mini. In most games, the input lag isn't noticeable and/or doesn't matter. However, I'm a middle-aged dude (probably with slowing reflexes) and even I noticed the input lag in a couple of NES mini games (Punchout and Kungfu - the input lag really fubars the experience/nostalgia of these games, imo) and the SNES mini (in Super Metroid, the wall jump isn't quite as easy to pull off vs. playing the game on original hardware). Hardcore retro gaming enthusiasts hate even the slightest input lag. So I do believe there's some market for Analogue's hardware based, virtually zero lag consoles. Granted, much of the input lag is due to modern displays & tv's. I recently purchased a 43" LG TV that's rated to have low input lag, so that should help. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2020 15:21:09 GMT -5
Uh-oh I'm done for, I've been working the night shift for some 15 years now... They say it's the blue light that's most harmful. They make glasses for working and gaming at night (tinted lenses that filter out the blue and UV light). I just ordered this pair with the "Amber Max" tint. gunnar.com/product/intercept/They have designs for audio headset compatibility as well. These are for gaming tho and don't offer the darker tint. gunnar.com/product/torpedo-360/Coupon code: "Get 20% off glasses with purchase! Use Code: STAYHOME20" imo, the "night light" in Windows 10 is good, but it could be better. It's great for reducing blue light and I have it set with the auto-timer. However, I still had to manually adjust the brightest on my monitor every night to compensate for the dimming it caused (there's no separate auto-timer for setting screen brightest). |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2020 22:31:38 GMT -5
Uh-oh I'm done for, I've been working the night shift for some 15 years now... I just ordered this pair with the "Amber Max" tint. gunnar.com/product/intercept/Received the glasses today. The "Amber Max" tinted lenses are awesome. Text is noticeably easier to read at night in a darker room. I can't recommend them enough if you do much reading on any sort of backlit LCD screens at night. "Amber Max" is not ideal for gaming though since they give everything an orange tint. You'd want the 65 (very slight yellow tint) or 35 (clear) rated ones for gaming. The frames themselves are very comfortable and have a neat design. They're fairly large and bordering on nerdy looking tho. However, I'll be using them for night time computer work & reading glasses, so that doesn't bother me. Here are some smaller, cooler looking frames. gunnar.com/product/vertex/ |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2020 13:57:19 GMT -5
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One day day I should play through it with an emulator. 
