LittleBigPlanet, though I can't think of other games with the acronyms with LBP is in for PS3.
The issue is:
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PebbleKit JS - doesn't have access to the sound or vibration motor on iOS. Since Apple blocks that functionality unless it's directly interacted with via the user
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PebbleKit iOS - Might pull it off but you'll need a separate app on the App Store, however the Pebble watches are just Bluetooth so no guarantee that you'll get a reading.
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iOS Apps are $100/year to keep up, and for that functionality... not worth it.
There are already apps which do this on Android and works without issue.
How does it feel to touch? It feels good it’s a bag. The plastic makes it feel stiff but yeah it’s nice.
Is it durable? No clue, feels like it is but I can’t tell until I’ve used it for a while. That said, the plastic nor the stitched edge on the plastic isn’t going to be the weakest link.
I don’t trust anything Nintendo sells digitally. They don’t understand (or have a toxic understanding of) digital ownership and takes active steps to limit how you can use your digital games.
On Wii/Wii U/3DS you didn’t own your games, you console did and good luck if it ever broke/died.
On Switch they finally move it to your account, but since the Switch 2 release you can’t play your games on another system without an active network connection. And no way to move the license to another console without them having an account or an internet connection.
So while it’s nice to see Nintendo adjusting its prices, I think they’re trying to back out of the corner they put themselves in. I don’t see this as a reduction of digital prices, but rather a return to normal prices and a tax on physical games.
USB -> Anything requires adapters/drivers/dedicated hardware. Composite is a dead format so you’ll be hard pressed to find one, let alone find one which works. VGA is a least a video standard supported by almost all video chips (why I recommended it).
The only PC made in this century which supports composite natively, is the Raspberry Pi.
It’s on par with the NES version but omits the stair climb so you can actually finish it.
It wasn’t for gaming but video editing. One video went from a 2:02 render time to 1:26.
From a quick search it doesn't seem too difficult to do.... if you have a USB, and a working Xbox 360
They are Tech Drawing then cleaned up with InkScape.
I happy to hear there shape are unique enough to recognize their wireframe. I was a bit worried that they were a bit too generic.
Yup. We use to have Netflix and another service depending on what was coming out I.e. Disney plus when Mandi was releasing.
Now we just do the other service,
Please ignore the iPad usb c dock with the hdmi splitter connected to it.
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I will make things clear. I hate duggy, especially what he did to the Science Center, and I refused to vote for him... ever.