stackyFACTSPaying premium money for high-speed connectivity back in 2002 essentially bought you a plastic paperweight. The peripheral was supported by an absurdly small handful of titles, basically acting strictly as a dedicated router for a single online role-playing fantasy.
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Because dial-up wasn't difficult enough, the Satellaview required users to download games broadcast directly from a literal satellite in orbit. It only…
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Slapping your gray cartridges into the home console attachment didn't provide a perfectly accurate experience. Due to mismatched clock speeds between the…
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Trying to clean a keyboard by pulling off the keys is basically disarming a tiny bomb. If you are not incredibly careful, the sudden release of tension will…
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Because analog sticks rarely return to absolute zero perfectly, the software has to forcefully ignore minor inputs. A deadzone is a tiny programmed radius…
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Peripheral boxes brag about massive sensitivity numbers, implying that higher dots-per-inch makes you infinitely more accurate. In reality, cranking a sensor…
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