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Vacuumed, moved the desk from back room to dining room and moved partners PC on there instead, and moved dining table the other day. Today I put away the clean clothes, wiped down the counters, moved the tv from back room to dining table, and have set up the PS4. Next is setting up the PS2, because SOMEONE* forgot the PS4 isn't compatible with PS2 games, and SOMEONE* wants to play Ratchet and Clank.
^*the "someone" is meeee^
Emulation? The PC is compatible with PS2 games.
I've done it before on my old PC, I'd just need to do it again for my current PC. But tbh I have my PS1 and PS2 and their accompanying games from when I was a kid still, and I want the feeling of playing those games on a console like I used to do. A console that isn't connected to the internet not requires me to sign in or do updates; it's just the machine, the game, and me. There's something about that that I'm chasing I think
I feel ya. I've got a little Dell PC setup for emulation with no internet. It's still nice but it's no console. I mostly play 4 player Shadows of Mystaria (DnD),