| #1. Handheld games |
| Published: 2025-06-01 [Sun] 01:44, by |
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Got any portable console recs? GBA/DS/PSP etc. Posting from DSi Browser. |
| #2. |
| Published: 2025-06-01 [Sun] 01:48, by |
| soccer ball |
| #3. |
| Published: 2025-06-01 [Sun] 03:15, by |
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Yes. I'd recommend a Vita, and a PSP with CFW. You can easily grab the entire library for each respective console, and the form factor of the Vita especially is comfy. What's more, there are a ton of oddball Japanese games on both. Vita has many hidden gems like Muramasa, God Eater, Shinobido 2, and many visual novels. The Vita is where handheld gaming truly stopped. After that it was all "hybrids" |
| #4. |
| Published: 2025-06-02 [Mon] 18:45, by |
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I've been playing Picross 3D all day on my CFW new 3DS xl. Spent $100 on a n3dsXL with poor 3D rendering capabilities in COVID time with Biden bucks. It's been a good purchase. Sadly my trusty R4 chip is no longer being recognized by my console, so I've been playing DS games via Twilight Menu++ , which sometimes randomly freezes. I think even with a rooted DSi / 3DS it's still worth using a modchip because they can emulate more reliably than TM++ even if they cost moneys. If you have to choose between a n3DSxl and DSi I think the former is the better choice. Plus there's an hshop app that lets you download whatever 3DS/dsiware you want and you can use FTPD to otherwise upload stuff or manage the disk without having to unscrew the damn thing. Best 3DS hack I did was replacing the c-stick with a PSP nub, second best was picking up a controller-grip for it. Don't sleep on the 3DS! Though I am intending to buy & root a Vita down the road. |
| #5. |
| Published: 2025-06-02 [Mon] 18:45, by |
| PsVita is good. It can run PSP games too. |