TheZander

In a few hours Nintendo going to bust out a direct and hopefully tell us about all the new cool Amiibos they are about to drop on us all. The cool kids watch the direct on PlayStationHax: Site check it: https://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-direct/02-13-2019/

Sounds good man, Welcome aboard!

Hi helpful_man and welcome to PlayStation hax! Although i feel obligated to tell you this site is really intended for people interested in video games and im just not quite sure you fit the bill. Seriously though that's a long list of gaming devices i don't think i have have heard of a few of those. Are you still in possession of your first consoles?

He said it's been patched since resident evil dropped

It's been awhile since anything has been posted here in Switch club and I am sure you are all rather disappointed because when you were kind enough to join expected regular upkeeping with the Switch. Due to sheer negligence the people who have relied on Switch club to keep them informed and able to keep up with discussion around the water cooler the next day seem out of 'the know'. Hopefully we can rectify these with a quick catch up. First off Atmosphere 082 was released 12/7 or 7/12£ https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases it's significant because it came at a time shortly after the 620 official switch update screwed stuff up and moving security things to TSEC which was pwned shortly after. I thought this would be easy to do but now I realized a lot of homebrew things were released so I'll just keep updating as I go. RetroArch got that dynarec which is good news for N64 emulation because now it will run better without overclocking which is a bonus. A plethora of NSP file installers were released and a lot of homebrew games as well. A slight influx was due to the gbatemp contest thing. There was also a theme manager and installer, which didn't work out so well for me personally. Either way I have to take time to track these things down so I'll post as is and try to make an effort to add back soon.

Merry Christmas! https://youtu.be/XSH9ryRzHQ4

I wonder if there will be a way to load the ROMs via the USB port eventually. It seems as if it is more open that the Nintendo minis.

I think this type of project is more practical for someone who sort of hordes consoles despite their wear and tear. I have gba carts everywhere they have permanently permeated my junk drawers so I'd have a decent library if i did it. I don't really have a broken snes but i have enough of them to where if i had the time or will to carefully remove a port i could do it. I didn't look into all the cost i thought part of it was a RPi.

I don't think you watched the 43 minute interview where he goes over his reasonings. To sum it up he believes we live in a time where if man does not continue to advance equipment that has become antiquated the machines will grow contempt for mankind in their dormancy and plot to overthrow us all.

A new modkit has been made by someone named Stephen who blogs about the projects he's involved with. One of his latest is the GBA Consolizer http://stephens-projects.com/projects/gbahdmi/ which makes it possible to play your GBA on your modern HD television with no latency or lag just as if playing on the handheld yourself. At this point you're probably thinking to yourself "hey jerk I connect my GBA to my GameCube with my 'Game Boy Player' adapter and play it on my TV everyday what makes this so special". The Game Boy Player does not hold a candle to this though if you read through the features and see how it's a digital output opposed to analog so stuff does not get screwed up. Also another useful addition to this mod is the addition of a SNES controller port. That way if you do not want the authenticate Game Boy experience with the screen being a fraction of an inch away from the player's eyes because the tin LCD is now replaced with a giant widescreen television you now have the luxury of using a controller with a decent length cord to get a better view. Here are some related videos: Source http://stephens-projects.com/projects/gbahdmi/ via http://retrorgb.com/gba-consolizer-an-hdmi-720p-gba-kit.html

The music was really on point the second time ?. We need to get @StarMelter into audio engineering pronto and get a dope sound piece for the intro with quacks and hammers and stuff. Also a well timed PSA on the PS Classic, people should have reasonable expectations when they inevitably buy it.

I had no idea this is what you were talking about doing on discord. I thought you were just cleaning the board but you removed all of the components. Are you taking macro pictures of the re-assembly process?

Today Nintendo released a nice little update to the Nintendo Switch 6.2.0. it currently breaks all cfw functionality due to changing something to do with key generation and tsec. My understanding is this tsec is not totally reversed yet and Nintendo moved some kind of crucial process inside of it thus delaying a fix. It is then advised to not update your switch immediately to the newest firmware until they have a really solution because good old Nintendo made this special update also burn a precious fuse which makes it impossible to downgrade if updated via official way and not like choir*something* which prevents fuse burning. Here are some tweets by some people who know what's up. I would consider them my source because it was flooded everywhere at one. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">New Switch firmware introduces huge changes to key generation -- looking forward to cracking it :)</p>&mdash; Michael (@SciresM) <a href="https://twitter.com/SciresM/status/1064677985305812992?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 20, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> https:/twitter.com/ylws8bot/status/1064670954440351745 https://twitter.com/hexkyz/status/1064692685569581056 https://twitter.com/hexkyz/status/1064710892808368128

I had to order off ebay to get the console before any other jerks around me would see them in stores. Usa consoles are for the likes of people like @StarMelter and their preprogrammed non European standard date format. For Shane!

I think one of the big factors in people buying these are for the novelty of it and the fact that it is made by the original manufacturer ( in some sense (sorta)). The fact that they used a emulator and stripped some features is not surprising but still kind of lame. Edit: On another thought they are fully capable of writing their own emulators above everything else didn't they do just that for something to do with Parapa. Did they mainly use the emulator for the existing aesthetics?