Make sure the kids asleep as this is a bit provocative. We modified a 3D printer into an insertion tester and ran a Ninten-Drawer through 10,000 cycles without issue (thats a game a day for 27 years). You'll want the sound on for this.
Credit to @krikit for video edit
It’s pretty good, but not great. My personal gold standard a SNES D-Pad and this is similar enough.
The accuracy is solid… oh and the buttons feel really nice.
I have a Thor and it’s great, but this is so easily pocketable. As somebody who lives in that 8/16 bit world it covers 90% of the games I actually play.
When this email came in, I knew it was my time to shine. I’ve been hoarding campus CRT TVs in my lab and office instead of letting them go to the dump. Here’s the one he’s going to borrow.
I’m grateful mine is in overall nice shape minus yellowing
I’d retrobright it but too nervous about it breaking during disassembly TBH
Only thing missing is the stand
With RGB in added I use it in my office all the time, cozy ass set!
My young and emotionally fragile children are super psyched to see their favorite transformer Optimus Prime heroically come from behind to defeat the evil deceptions once and for all! You just can’t stop Optimus!
I've spent a long time trying to improve myself in many ways and it's always felt so fruitless. I have an awful memory, I'm a terrible speaker, and I'm not a very knowledgable person despite efforts to improve these things. Yet, I can be quite clever. I'm not dumb but I am dumb.
This past week I blew my kids'minds by showing them that the ringtone I've had as long as either of them can remember is actually the intro to a full song 🤣