The You Game!

< wonders how ^ is not a part of Microsoft. Windows 10 might have been so much better if at least ^, Hoodcom or Ambidextroid was involved with them. :?:
 
Maybe because people like < can help people without forcing them to reach for their wallet. :lol:

< just wishes that Windows 7 would work properly on <'s computer considering that 10 is well, 10! < could use Windows 8 aside from that stupid forced message about "unsupported hardware".

Microsoft and their stunts. :P
 
< has done exactly as ^ said to disable the touch screen feature for the Windows 10 desktop. < waited a few minutes to expect things and there seems to be no "unwanted effects" stirring things up. :mryellow:


HOLLY LUYA!!!!
 
HOLLY LUYA!!!!
Oorayhay! :mrgreen:

As < said though, < personally sees no use for a touch screen on a laptop and thinks it's more of a selling point, by making it more "tablet like". < would recommend that if someone wants a touchscreen device, to just buy a tablet instead of a laptop.

< has never heard good things about those laptops and while <'s laptop does have a port on the motherboard for connecting a touchscreen, <'s laptop just has a normal screen.

< prefers it that way. :P
 
As < said though, < personally sees no use for a touch screen on a laptop and thinks it's more of a selling point, by making it more "tablet like".

Which was how <‘s dad got a touchscreen Win8 laptop (which is what < is currently using for the moment. :mrgreen:

< is used to using a mouse <self, so the touchscreen doesn’t get too much use unless < is playing a DS/3DS emulator or some kind of time management game, and even when <‘s dad uses it at time, he NEVER uses the touchscreen. What a waste. :roll:
 
< is thinking about sharing <'s best time trial records from Mario Kart Wii via Dolphin right here. (If anyone who has the game would be interested enough to even beat them)
 
< wouldn't buy into it, < would rather a better CPU, GPU, or just better hardware in general over a touchscreen. :winkgrin:

< still never really played much of MK Wii. <'s brother used to play it a lot and < remembers playing a little bit of it, but < hasn't played it lately. < does recall telling ^ that < would play it on more than one occasion, yet < still hasn't played. :mrgreen:
 
Sound cool. The beginning reminds < of the music from Renegade on Amstrad CPC. < likes how it's 8-bit. :)
 
Cheers! It was made on my Game Boy after all :P
Although admittedly I did a bit of post processing to add some bass since the Game Boy only has 4 audio channels...
 
< has always liked 8-bit music and sound effects, < just thinks they sound really cool for some reason. < is one of those people that appreciates the 8-bit music and sharp pixels of a retro game. :hap:

< is still amazed about LSDJ and < still wants to get a Game Boy along with a flash cart. :P

They're a little bit more expensive than < expected, unless < buys one with lines on the screen and finds a replacement LCD or something.
 
Aye. You can always just use an emulator but that's nowhere near as fun :P And paired with <'s variable clock mod you can make some crazy sounds.
<'s re-watching one of <'s favourite anime, Baccano. < forgot how good it was!
 
Nice! If ^ has learned anything about < since < joined here, ^ will know that < loves modding consoles, and of course an emulator is no fun. :P

< has been playing Rayman 1 on Saturn the past couple of hours. The Saturn needs a new laser and kept freezing on the intro screen, but < just kept resetting it until the game booted and it's been working for hours. :lol:
 
< rolls with emulators that < can find. ROMS and ISOs for certain ones are difficult to find. Nonetheless, it is better for < than just standing there looking at things that < could probably never afford.

Tomorrow is a special day for < and < had already made a signature about it.
 
< has different standards when it comes to retro consoles vs emulators since < already went through the effort of buying them all over the years, while also being really fussy. Dolphin is actually good in a few ways.

At the same time, it was more of a joke, since < would rather modify a Game Boy than use the emulator. :P

In certain cases it does annoy < though, such as the PS1 Classic using emulation at that price point.
 
Cheers! It was made on my Game Boy after all :P
Although admittedly I did a bit of post processing to add some bass since the Game Boy only has 4 audio channels...
< wonders how many Tings < should take. :fou2:
< really likes your tune. < thinks it sounds vaguely familiar, but is not sure why…
 
< really likes how 8-bit Ambi's tune sounded, really nice work there! :)

On the subject of emulators vs consoles, < prefers to use real hardware, though because < still lacks the money < needs to get everything < wants to have (and there's a lot), < has to just stick with emulators for now. Not my favourite way to play and they're not the best, but at least they're not downright horrible (that input lag though.... :beurk: ).

< is thinking about sharing <'s best time trial records from Mario Kart Wii via Dolphin right here. (If anyone who has the game would be interested enough to even beat them)

As < think < has stated before, < wishes to see how < stacks up against ^ in MKWii, so < would be curious about them. :D
 
< would say they're far better than nothing, and some are actually very accurate. It's the input lag that gets < the majority of times, though many others probably aren't as susceptible to the lag as < would be. People can adjust if they play it the same way for so many years.

< also just prefers the authenticity of having the real console, real cart/disc, and the real controller. :)
 
< got just short of 8 km in a Rayman Legends distance challenge earlier today! :teuf:

< thinks that's amazing! :teuf:

< never even made 2km on those, but < assumes if someone plays it a lot like ^ likely has, you would get used to the patterns and become amazing at it. < still needs to reach that final level in at least one version and < is beginning to think of just doing it on PC. At least on PC, < can see a fellow Irish person high up in the leaderboards on the daily challenges. :hap:
 
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