I wanted to play NSMBW for the first (kinda) time, in anticipation of the upcoming Super Mario Wonder. I did not feel like shaking the Wii remote though, and looked up other control options for actual hardware. (emulator can work around this pretty easy)
It looked like from some googling, there was an ocarina cheat code to use with wii USB loaders (on your own backed up disc) that would allow one to use a classic controller.
Enable Classic Controller [Thomas83Lin]
C21EB5B8 00000020
Ocarina of Time is a Zelda game with a lot of longevity (though basically all of them have that), parts of which being efforts like the Ship of Harkanian (SoH) PC port and Randomizer mods which add a lot of enhancements and replayability to the OOT experience.
As a side note, this blog entry is basically to give some SEO for this specific issue, since I assume Google/DDG can crawl Atariage but not a discord server.
I wanted to play OOT Randomizer on my Ubuntu 22.10 Linux gaming
I've always loved the look and form factor of the Coleco Mini Arcades from the early 80's ever since I saw them in the background of Angry Video Game Nerd videos and similar in the late 2000's, and have had one one my wishlist for that amount of time as well. While the Basic Fun and similar modern mini arcade things are cool they aren't nearly as big as the Coleco OGs, although in buying this I did run across 2006 era Excalibur mini arcades I think are actually better looking. I decided to go on
A few months ago I acquired a Sony FD Mavica Camera and wanted to see how it's picture quality stacked up vs both my phone, and my logitech webcam which always looks terrible for what it is.
I haven't used a digital camera not on a phone since I was in middle school so going out and using this camera was a foreign experience to me.
The resulting photos and additional commentary can be found here:
A short while ago I got a 1976 TI SR-51-II calculator from a thrift store, without the power supply that goes with it, which is important because the calculator uses its own proprietary NiCad battery pack, which has long been dead. While I partially got the calculator just for looks, it would be nice to actually be able to use it. The first youtube video that pops up when you search this calculator on google is someone modernizing this calculator by modifying it to use phone battery. The conne
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