In no particular order:

Chrono Trigger

The Binding of Isaac

Quake

Super Metroid

Diablo 2

I got a black Friday sale PSVR years ago for like $200, that’s about the price point I’d need to upgrade.

Not happening anytime soon.

https://puppylinux-woof-ce.github.io/

Super small Linux distro made to run off a bootable flash drive. Typical size of the OS is under 2gb, so just about any flash drive you find these days is big enough to use.

Works great to get an old computer up and going again, quick and easy to setup since you don’t have to install anything on the computer. Perfect for light Internet usage, office/school work, etc. I wouldn’t try to run AAA games through it, but I used to play The Binding of Isaac and it handled it fine.

I ran Puppy Linux off of a flash drive on my main rig for about a year years ago before I got around to replacing the hard drive that failed…

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution!

Don’t worry, they’ll lease you the hardware for a small monthly subscription fee.

(terms and conditions apply, we own everything created with our equipment and you agreed to the terms saying you can’t sue us.)

A new pilotwings would make me think hard about getting a Switch 2.

A new Custom Robo would 100% do it.

One of these days, I’m going to put in the work to sit down and complete Zillion.

I’m probably going to have to retire first…

Gamer with 2307 unplayed games in their Steam library:

"I’m bored… Let’s see if my Steam Controller can bake cookies!

Which is fine, until the credit card companies start telling you what you can & can’t buy.

It was surprisingly decent for running Firefox & a text editor, which covered probably 80% of my usage at the time, so it worked just good enough for me to procrastinate on fixing things.

As an introvert, I enjoyed Evermore more than Mana.

Still have my copies of both, though I bet the batteries are dead by now.

I ran puppy off of a 16GB flash drive on my main rig after a catastrophic HDD failure for like a year before I finally got new parts.

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution

Man, I upgraded my 64gb base model to a 2tb drive years ago & it’s still going strong. An upgrade wasn’t really on the radar, but now it’s definitely not going to happen!

That 100% sounds like an Easter egg that a developer snuck in under the radar. I doubt it was an official feature that was developed.

Xbox: Hold my beer

I would gladly pay shipping for a server donation… 🥺

The last time I saw something put a hurting on Steam’s servers was the release of Silksong. I don’t think this is going to crash things too hard because they’ll sell out in an hour.

It sounds like the LB is stuck.

It might be as simple as opening it up and reseating the button, or it might need a switch replaced.

The Steam Deck seems to be built to be serviced, I replaced the drive in my OG 64gb LCD model to a 2tb one in about an hour by following a YouTube tutorial.

True, but I bet there will be a very small amount of people who have the Machine & not the controller, considering that it’s more console than PC.