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Re: Sir Clive Sinclair's Nephew Has Created A Gift Card-Sized Gaming System

QuarterSwede

It’s certainly interesting. A little thin and must be using dome buttons and maybe a thin li-ion battery?

“Powered by a 64-bit Raspberry Pi® Zero 2W with a Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor (a heatsink radiator is included to dissipate heat, e.g when overclocking). GamerCard® delivers smooth retro gaming performance utilising 128GB of internal storage. The 1600mAh Li-Po rechargeable battery provides hours of gameplay. A built-in Qwiic® connector enables easy modification without opening the device and allows access to a wide plug-and-play ecosystem of sensors, displays, and modules from companies like SparkFun. Add other peripherals to USB-C® and HDMI™ ports to transform GamerCard® into a fully functioning Raspberry Pi-powered desktop PC.“

This is a lot more interesting than at first glance.

Re: Random: Mario Kart 64 Texture Matched To A 1994 "Visual Disk" CD

QuarterSwede

@Sketcz You aren’t wrong. The hill on the right goes up in the game image and the hill on the right in the photo does not go nearly as high. Even with the resolution change the computer wouldn’t have made that choice on interpolation. I live in a mountainous area and they don’t look at all similar to me.