Yeah! It was very cool (all of Japan was cool though!) and I’m so glad I got the opportunity to go with a good friend that was also my guide. He lived there for a couple of years and can speak fluent Japanese. He even was mistaken for a native speaker when he replied to a lady when she wasn’t looking; she was…

This was in 2018. Every deer I encountered was very gentle even when I’m sure they could see/smell the deer cakes in my hands. Whether recommended or not, you can even pet them (which of course I did because I love animals).

More Nara you say?

Kite Man, hell yeah!

I thought this was going to be a short article that just says, “It’s done filling, stop trying to put more in!”

Ajreed.

Yeah, got mine at Christmas and it’s actually really nice! The anti-SDE tech it has is great!

Well, if Tor Valum was over 7000 years old, he’s much much older than Darth Bane (oh man what a stupid name) and his rule of two thing...

It was very cool when I visited!

I was able to visit this last year! It was really cool!

I have 3 X1 Carbon 3rd gens in my family and we all love them but also, we all bought them within the last year. Even that old, they are still fantastic! (though I wish they could support NVMe drives...)

I have 3 X1 Carbon 3rd gens in my family and we all love them but also, we all bought them within the last year.…

I have a 2012 Si and it’s awesome. Get a 9th gen Si if you’re going to get one, cheaper, probably more fun and cheap and easy to fix.

Looks neat. I really liked how the Superman Returns game was handled. They needed more unlockable costumes in it though.

Meh... MDT or bust.

It would be nice for the smaller versions (Zero, A+) to have some ports not soldered onto the board. Removing the USB port on my Pi 3A+ was annoying ;)

How does the Circuit Sword make the Pi CPU/GPU run faster to run PS1 games? Does it handle overclocking or something? It just looks like a custom PCB that takes care of all the other parts of a GBZ build.

No problem! So, video is PP24 , I’m getting my 5V from PP2 and GND on PP5. Again, the yellow isn’t connected to anything. You can also use the GPIO for 5V and GND.

As I said, I’m going to use a Pi 3 A+, not a Zero ;)

Yeah a regular sized Pi has too much stuff on it. The most you may have to remove from the 3 A+ is the USB port and possibly not even that. It is quite flat. I haven’t really found any guides for using a 3 A+ yet (only people saying they’ve done it) so I was just going to wing it.

You can get much more capability out of a Gameboy Zero (though I’m using the new Pi 3 A+) and it should be cheaper (or almost as cheap) than this. Plus, you have the satisfaction of crafting it yourself.