I'm surprised no one mentioned the Analogue Pocket, especially if you had cartridges. It does have support for ROMs as well. One of the best features is that you can sleep your device on even original cartridges

Looks great! I really like the idea of having all my physical games out on display like this

Been meaning to sit down and finally play some retro games that I've either never played or forgotten I've played.

New hotness is currently the paper mario series!

I love sourdough, a close second is soft fluffy milk bread

I didn't even know that existed, but thank you for sharing!

It's been pretty fun! I'm looking forward to what's to come!

Looks great! What are all the layers?

I've enjoyed Jesse Cox's 5 minute gaming news that are quick daily videos on what's going on in the gaming world. I was a huge Co-Optional Podcast fan and this has been slightly filling that void.

Unfortunately, no SNES core has the capability of save states. Someone would need to create one with that in mind, but according to some core devs, it's very difficult. The Analogue Pocket would have been the clear winner if that was the case

I tried Mastodon, but I never put the time to understand how it worked. With how much I previously used reddit, I'm willing to put more effort here on lemmy

Yeah, I'm super excited for it to come in. I'm not sure if it's true or not to set up a system of cloud saves to continue playing on my desktop or not.

It was! No discernible fishy taste