That would be the worst way to do it. I have no interest in a digital game that requires physical DRM to work. That's not much better than game key cards. Digital is purely a convenience thing for me.
The question I bet is on everybody's mind right now:
Can you buy a physical game, redeem the digital code and then resell the physical copy?
They say you can use the physical copy as normal but there's no way they don't put heavy restrictions on...
Hi everyone,
I’m Emilio, also known as CanoCoder, and I’d like to show you CanoFlash, the hardware project I’ve been developing for original Game Boy Advance systems.
WHAT IS CANOFLASH?
CanoFlash is an ESP32-S3 accessory that connects to the...
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I think (but I'm not sure) that it might also include StreetPass data, which in theory people can still use, but I've never gotten any streetpasses from strangers (well maybe once), so it's...
Unpopular opinion: I won't consider a PC handheld without touchpads like the Steam Deck.
This colorway is cool though, reminds me of the limited edition Steam Deck OLED with the transparent case.
Only thing different is crystal and multiplier select if pin is high/low, 64brew
By the way, I wonder why people say that about ntsc games on pal N64...
Maybe it's because on 99% of the pal consoles, such as PSX, output in ntsc mode it is...
No, the CPU and RSP clocks are the same on both consoles. The refresh rate is just changed in software. See, for example:
https://github.com/zeldaret/oot/blob/b4c29fa50b8bd9ffb67138e56032c0432298d593/src/libultra/io/vimodepalhpf1.c vs...