I appreciate that this exists. N64 controllers were super fucked up and I've encountered troubles getting an xbox style controller to work with emulation because the right thumbstick isn't a good replacement for c-buttons.
On your recommendation, I decided to check out Boxer's Omen and wow you aren't wrong. I'm about an hour in, just needed to take a break after the third evil wizard buffet scene. +1
its kind of bad, because I've got some pretty garbage internet. Steamlink works well enough for slow paced games like balatro and stardew, but anything like skyrim or binding of isaac has noticable problems and multiplayer games are right out.
I've heard of people running SF6 sets with no trouble though, so ymmv
a gamesir x2. It's got an absolutely awful name (i think they were trying playing off of the gameboy's name?) but it's narrow enough to fit in the pocket while in its case, and that's good enough for me. I also got it pretty cheap, so i'm not worried about it getting scuffed or stolen while taking it out and about either.
chugging ash yams and bloat like its the final days of the third era over here
We are all the picard maneuver on this american day
Fury swipes on a normal type. I always come in expecting the minimum but sometimes it pops off and gets all 5 hits.
we are all the picard maneuver on this blessed day
A controller frame for my phone. I'm now carrying around a DS, N64, PS1, SNES, and GBA with me everywhere I go. I'm looking forward to adding Gamecube and PS2 and 3 to the list in the future. I can also play PC games in my bed, but can't quite take that around with me because it's streaming from my PC.
I think there was a campaign in china in the mid 20th century that tried to exterminate a bunch of pests like this and it lead to catastrophic famines or something.
"The Four Evils Campaign" I think it was called.
this is ok. minetest was an awful name.
for those of you without the patience to read a blogpost, the new name's actually a bit of wordplay.
“Luanti” is a wordplay on the Finnish word luonti (“creation”) and the programming language Minetest Luanti employs for games and mods, Lua. The goal was to avoid yet another plain English word (good luck finding something unique…) and highlight the core principles of the project. The fusion of celeron55’s Finnish nationality and the platform’s focus on content creation resulted in the birth of “Luanti”.
Kobolds deserved the place in the player's handbook that dragonborn got. Those little scrappy fuckers maybe being the actual scions of dragons appeals to me in a way that dragonborn just do not.