I have not played in months. Kids never let me near the PS4 now anyway
Is this in a similar vein to SimCity? I had a shit load of mods downloaded for SC4.
I havenāt played an auld game in years.
Similar, great game of unforeseen consequences
Iāll take it that youāre all grown up so?
Iām definitely older, more boring and more bored, but as @Batigol keeps pointing out, I certainly havenāt stopped growing.
Iād little or no real interest in the āgameā aspects of SimCity come to think of it. There was some cheat code to make your budget unlimited and off I went, mainly trying to make the cities as aesthetically ārealā as possible.
Iād like to think the problem-solving subplots would appeal to my more middle-aged mindset now, but Iāve a pile of actual budgets and estimations to work through on the lock-down.
I got sim city for the phone but itās meh.
Retro Bowl is seriously addictive
Go onā¦
I also enjoy sticking on Twitch on the tv when working from home. Nice to dip in and out of
Is that watching other lads playing games?
Yeah, they stream what they are playing. Easy to just dip in and out of.
FF7 Remake coming soon.
The latest update on warzone
The rumble is great craic even if the the javelin is hugely overpowered
Anyone here have an Oculus Quest, or any strong opinion on them?
I was just about to ask the same question. Iām trying to steer the young lad towards one rather than a console. Thrill of the fight looks like deadly sport altogether
Theyāre class, so they are
Have this working on Megadrive, Atari, N64 and Super Nintendo. Have about 100 games across those up and running. Thought Iād have Neo Geo working by now too but no joy yet. Probably needs a small tweak. Will move onto PC, PS1, PS2 and Amiga next. Was very easy.
I put this on the backburner for a while and picked it up in the last couple of months to keep myself entertained and been making quick enough progress. Building myself a new system for Christmas. Gonna cost me about ā¬150 all in.
Found some excellent resources online that are a huge shortcut in creating the emulators and configuring them within a nicely menuād system. I got a gigantic (256GB) image file of a fully configured Raspberry Pi4 build including tens of thousands of games from 1970s pixel garbage up until early 2000s PS1, PSP and Dreamcast. (N64 is a bit of a annoying mixed bag in emulator land).
Raspberry Pi canāt do PS2 yet so my next iteration down the line will probably be PC based. Iāve seen some impressive fully built arcade units online that can emulate PS2 and PS3, light guns, trackballs etcā¦ Longer term, more expensive project for me over the next couple of years.
If anyone is interested in building their own itās really not that difficult. I can point you in the direction of good resources and best parts.
Probably been posted long ago but the original PS4 Spider-Man game is excellent. Picked it up on the store the other day. Very enjoyable