100% agreed on cheating with a self-starting one.
Part of the fun over the years is trying to figure out new ways to get that thing started.
My only real gripe about using it as a fidget toy is the buzzing sound that it makes. Kind of wished it was silent.
I got mine when I was at my old job, probably around 2007-2008 or so. I actually originally planned to get one for my uncle who, at the time, was recovering from a forearm/elbow surgery, and figured might as well get one for myself just to mess around with.
Sounds pretty good so far, pretty beefy for a budget PC.
You also have a nice upgrade path ahead too.
Nice build
Dude for real as he called an Online arcade parts retailer several times to ask about the construction and disassembly of the Sanwa JLF.
On other news, those who cares about old school Video gaming history.
Neil Thomas of RetroManCave is writing a book and using KS to fund the publishing of it.
He has a number of first hand accounts and interviews from people in the industry.
Yeah, I saw the discussions on Twitter and all.
They also seem to be all up against Voultar and his video content about the PSIO’s limitations as well.
I didn’t have any plans on getting one just because I have no real interest to mod/upgrade my PS1s, but this seals the deal that I won’t be giving that company any business on other mod parts that might be interesting down the line.
