I feel like the DC could have done better if it had implemented some neat features that were well within its ability during that time.
MP3 players were an actual thing during that time and Sega had shown to be a great way to play music via their Saturn music player app. Imagine a world where they had driven the VMU to be a portable mp3 player with ability to rip/transfer music via connection to console.
(Winner) GBA Console
plays 3 generations worth of games. Has some of the all time best games of all time.
Customization options are plenty.
It's a system who's gaming gallery still receives attention via mods, hacks, homebrews and brand new games.
Photoshop Express requires a monthly subscription which is a practice seen as trash by the general population.
I feel like Miyoo should have used the formula that did work, the Miyoo Mini. That system didn't try to be too much and focused on what people wanted more than following the mainstream/buzz. This system doesnt look clean or comfortable to play with those thumb sticks. They should have dropped the thumb sticks and either A made it a tad smaller or B added hardware to make it more appealing, like Bluetooth audio, USB C OTG, or simply space for a bigger battery.
Online match? If not, that's no for me as I'd rather emulate
I feel like I get the joke, but I'd like it explained in hopes that it's better than what I think it is.
We're talking arcade cabinet
Ummm....what did I just read? Like a poorly written Metal Gear Solid translation with a mega ineffective solution.
Mine was wilderness survival, which I think would still be a thing if cell phones weren't as advanced as they are with GPS navigation, emergency dialing and location.
I know it still happens and is still a very needed skill specially for those who live out in low populated areas, but I genuinely thought that being lost or stranded in the woods was a super common thing. Like needing to start a fire, finding water and hunting to catch food was definitely an experience I would one day have to go through even though I grew up in a large city and didn't have a reason to go off the grid often aside from occasional shore fishing.