"state something completely random time!"

[Mad Moham]

I did not.
The only home computer of that era I've recently managed to pick up is the Dragon 32. Good cosmetic condition but it needs work. Unresponsive keyboard being the main issue. Haven't yet set time aside to tend to it.

Let me know if you get one dude, I think they are pretty good value for money even if some aspects of it haven't aged very well.

[Ken]

I am thinking about getting a Nintendo Switch soon. I love my 3DS and have a large collection of games for it, but new releases are becoming less frequent, and I love the idea of being able to play console games on the go. Anyone got any advice before I jump in and buy one?

I recommend getting a screen protector for it as a precaution.

[Thief]

I always use screen protectors myself too. Can't imagine how others be fine with scratched screens.

[Raijin Z]

I know all about old computers with fucky keyboards.


Just bought a Super Everdrive (because they're still 20% off for Black Friday), so now I need to get a laminator to make a glossy sticker for the cart shell I bought in advance.

[Thief]

What a great episode. Best one in a long time I've seen from them. Those Batman and Superman skits were so good.

[QuickSciFi]

Ok, so... Does Assassin's Creed Origins play in 4K or not? I'm playing via the PS4 Pro and it's saying 1080p. Like, wtf?


Am I missing something here? It's straight up 1080p on my 4K HDR TV.

It's my first attempt at a "4k" game, maybe I'm doing something wrong
.. .

[QuickSciFi]

seriously, though. Anyone know about this issue?

[Thierry Henry]

Can't help you much there, Quick. I don't yet have a PS4 Pro.
I do recall reading somewhere though that some games need to be enabled for 4k from the in-game menu itself. Is that maybe the case with AC Origins?

[QuickSciFi]

I tried the options menu, but all it has is HRD options. Thanks, though. The game looks fantastic either way, but I can tell it is upscaled. In fact, reading reviews, I am astonished that they give the consoles and Devs the rep, when in fact it is just the TV that does it

[Thief]

[Jesse813]

All the interesting stuff I dreamed about owning when I was younger. And yes I remember go through the ad inserts and ads they mailed you over holidays and looking at them over and over again hoping as I’d get one of these neat items for Christmas or my birthday.

[Thief]

So finally been messing around with that new Firefox and noticing screen tearing all over the place, not just YouTube but scrolling through forums too. Looked up online and tried some solutions but found nothing that works yet. Strange, as this is supposed to be more of an issue for AMD users and I'm back to NVidia.

Only thing I can think of is reinstalling Chrome again and see if some extention or something from that fixes Firefox too. As I had both of them on for a day and pretty sure I didn't notice it then, but the next day I did a fresh Window 7 reinstall and would like the fresh install to stay very clean for a little longer.


Otherwise I'm happier with the new Firefox, it prioritizes things better, like; for YT it loads up the actual video first before any of the clutter (suggested videos and such) and if my internet takes a dive, it will interrupt video but not sound, so it's not as jarring as full stop buffering issues. Nor does the quality take as frequent nose dives when the internet is strained.

[cleeg]

This is the best thing The Simpsons ever did. Really really funny and well executed. Homer always reminded me and my brother of Bruce Willis, and here's the evidence!

[QuickSciFi]

Just solved both issues last night.

1. Got a PSVR 2 (2nd gen). This one allows HDCP HDMI 2.2 4K HDR passthrough.

2. Changed TV settings to play Assassin's Creed Origins in 4K.

[Thief]

This video should have been titled "Random Games."

Video is not even a month old and already 10,671 views. The click bate trash that's out there.