Saying hi to all of you awesome folks. Might as well since I plan to continue to use this forum for communication regarding my preferred consoles. What are my preferred consoles you ask? Lets get that out of the way.
I love anything Nintendo first and foremost. I own every single Nintendo console ever made here in the USA and is easily available. I know more than I probably should about each console too. Most of them are modded and anything that can't be modded has a flashcart for it (except my GameCube which is totally stock but has a LOT of disks for it). Including the handhelds lol. Next up is Sony. From PlayStation 1 to the PlayStation 5. I have one of each of them. Some of them I have two. I have two PS1's, PS2's, and PS3's. Why? PS1-2-3 all have one brand new still in box unopened. PS2-3 are hacked so I can play whatever I want on it, and I have a LOT of disks required to play games on the PS1. Next we move on to Xbox. I never had the original Xbox or the 360. Never was interested in them. But I heard that you can set the Xbox One/S/X up with developer mode and have a LOT of emulation and good homebrew apps on it, so I picked an Xbox One X up new. At first I was most interested in getting developer mode setup on it, and I did. Wasn't hard at all. After realizing that I already have these emulators and games already on my PC/Steam Deck, it dawned on me that this thing can actually play games not in developer mode. So I went the route of purchasing the games I thought I would enjoy after doing some research into them. And I'll be darned. They're GREAT! I ended up playing Xbox games more than using developer mode now. So I decided that even though a lot of 360 games are available on the Xbox One, not some of the ones I want. And almost none of the original Xbox games are there at all. So I found a few of those cheap as well. Luckily the ones I found looked mostly unused with no scratches or stickers. They looked brand new! So as a precaution I took them to the local electronics repair shop so they could take them apart and fix anything that may be wrong. I'm glad I did because the Xbox had power intake issues. It worked, but eventually it would die. Then I went everywhere I could think that sold games for these consoles and stocked up. Meanwhile, my wife was mad at me for spending quite a bit of cash without at least discussing it with her lol.
I'm here to help whoever I can and get help wherever I need it! Happy to help and I hope you all enjoy my company!
I love anything Nintendo first and foremost. I own every single Nintendo console ever made here in the USA and is easily available. I know more than I probably should about each console too. Most of them are modded and anything that can't be modded has a flashcart for it (except my GameCube which is totally stock but has a LOT of disks for it). Including the handhelds lol. Next up is Sony. From PlayStation 1 to the PlayStation 5. I have one of each of them. Some of them I have two. I have two PS1's, PS2's, and PS3's. Why? PS1-2-3 all have one brand new still in box unopened. PS2-3 are hacked so I can play whatever I want on it, and I have a LOT of disks required to play games on the PS1. Next we move on to Xbox. I never had the original Xbox or the 360. Never was interested in them. But I heard that you can set the Xbox One/S/X up with developer mode and have a LOT of emulation and good homebrew apps on it, so I picked an Xbox One X up new. At first I was most interested in getting developer mode setup on it, and I did. Wasn't hard at all. After realizing that I already have these emulators and games already on my PC/Steam Deck, it dawned on me that this thing can actually play games not in developer mode. So I went the route of purchasing the games I thought I would enjoy after doing some research into them. And I'll be darned. They're GREAT! I ended up playing Xbox games more than using developer mode now. So I decided that even though a lot of 360 games are available on the Xbox One, not some of the ones I want. And almost none of the original Xbox games are there at all. So I found a few of those cheap as well. Luckily the ones I found looked mostly unused with no scratches or stickers. They looked brand new! So as a precaution I took them to the local electronics repair shop so they could take them apart and fix anything that may be wrong. I'm glad I did because the Xbox had power intake issues. It worked, but eventually it would die. Then I went everywhere I could think that sold games for these consoles and stocked up. Meanwhile, my wife was mad at me for spending quite a bit of cash without at least discussing it with her lol.
I'm here to help whoever I can and get help wherever I need it! Happy to help and I hope you all enjoy my company!
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