MajorOwl4667

I'll try to explain in the most detailed way I can about this problem I've had yesterday.

I'm using knulli on a microSD card I bought. I have the dual setup. But I still have the original kioxia microSD card around, it's unchanged just in case.

I was playing SNES' super Mario kart and locked it pressing the power button once. I was in a dentist appointment and I handed the device to my nurse to check it out. After like a minute she tried to unlock it but it never turned on again. I'm sure it was charged. What I'm not sure is if she did something else and lied about it but that's not so likely. She said she just pressed the power button and didn't turn on, then she asked me what the other (

I want to replace my laptop at work. it's heavy and expensive, so I don't want to be carrying around the city. it's dangerous and uncomfortable. I'll be connecting to TVs and projectors via HDMI, mainly showing slides, videos and documents. So I need a tablet, for the least amount possible that could do just that. The size is not really a concern but about 10-13 inches would be alright. Also, I prefer well-known brands like Lenovo, Xiaomi, etc.

I've been looking for many Lenovo tablets on AliExpress but the ones that support video out are too expensive. My budget is around 150-175usd.

I just got my Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 3 and I'm setting it up, but the tutorials I've seen they install an APK from the pre-installed Chinese web browser. I thought why not use the same Chinese app store that's already installed using the translator camera on my phone. I did that and there's a Google play with Chinese words (I suppose it says Store). So, now I wonder, is there any difference between the two ways? should I just follow the tutorials or am I good to go with the one on the app store?

Hello there, some context:

I ordered a Lenovo y700 for gaming and work. I want to be able to play on my tv and to show slides and media at school too (I'm a teacher). I can't stream or broadcast to the tv (not sure what's the right term) I need to connect by cable.

I don't know a lot about refresh rates and screen resolutions but I'm looking for the best bang for the buck kind of thing. I already have some HDMI to HDMI cables.

Is there any difference between using an adapter or a cable directly?

What cable or adapter do you recommend?

Hello, I played some games both in .p8 format and .png as well, but for the latter I had to change from the default emulator/core (not sure what's the right way to call it) to be able to run games in that file format. I don't remember what emulator I changed to, I think it was fake08. After that, I could play both formats.

So, knowing that .png files worked, I downloaded a bunch to try them out (being aware that not every game will work because it's not native pico8) but now I can't even choose the emulator, for any game at all, not even the ones I could actually play before.

What did I do wrong or how can I solve this?

I've seen people run Crazy Taxi smoothly on devices of this kind. I bought one but I've tried different settings to improve performance but it's stuttering a lot.

I'm using Knulli and I tried every flycast core that appears there. Though there are some that send me directly to the bios screen and ask me to insert disc (I have no idea what to do). I tried the standalone emulator as well, but to no avail.

I don't have much experience with RetroArch but I tried activating frameskip to different levels. Also I tried playing for some minutes hoping it's just a loading issue.

What am I missing? What's the best core/emulator for these device? Or is there something I should enable or disable?

Hello, pretty much what the title says. I've never played DS games and I would like to try out some for which the second screen isn't necessary or optional. Or at least it's comfortable enough to play using only one screen at a time.

My device is the RGcubeXX.

My favorite genres are platformers, action RPGs and puzzles. But I'm open to trying any kind of games.

My favorite Nintendo games are Super Mario 64, the Donkey kong country series, and Zelda: A link to the past.

I'm new to Gameboy games and I want to make a list, maybe of about 50 games, that are NOT from the biggest, popular franchises such as Mario, Zelda, Kirby, DK, Final Fantasy, etc., in other words franchises that have games in different previous home consoles, since I will definitely try them all out. Pokemon either, it started on the Gameboy but it's big enough to know I must try them.

I'm asking about other games, individual games, or franchises that are Gameboy-only, or that started on the Gameboy, lesser-known games, but that you consider are the best of the console

Hello, I know basically nothing about Gameboy games. So, I'd like to get to know its catalogue. I want to know if there are games that never released for the gameboy color especifically, so they are must-play games on the gameboy color only.

I know most games are retro compatible, but I mean games that were never created as gameboy color cartridges and stayed as OG Gameboy cartridges only, and that maybe could be played with the Color hardware.

Also, take into account that if there's a version of the game you recommend on the NES or SNES, please let me know. I'd probably prefer that over the gameboy.

If they actually exist, which ones are the best you recommend? I'd love to read your t