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^ For what it's worth, the last time I tried it, it didn't work under WINE anyway. It would run, but it wouldn't allow you to actually manipulate the cards. That was a year or two ago, though, so it may well have improved since.

^ That's the gist of it. :) No retail games use the feature, as it actually varies per unit, and my understanding is that it was disallowed from use for that reason (which is another reason it was eventually removed completely). Obviously, this wasn't an issue for homebrew, where a...

^ Well, technically, the screens of the DSi, DSi XL, and 3DS can all deal with it, too (resistive screens all do to varying degrees, by their very nature), but the low-level support for it is no longer present as of the DSi. That's my understanding of it.

Ahh, I see. Thanks for shedding light on that. :) No doubt, but my point is not exactly who is saying what about who specifically (it's just that it much more commonly seems to be as stated*), so much as it is that the loudmouthed minority of tribalistic "OMG Look at me! I'm a *GAMER!!!!!*"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=9AFcUA3bdCE. ;)

^ Finally, someone else who sees it that way! I really never got on with Super Circuit - I didn't like the handling, most of the tracks (and the few I did like were later inducted into the Retro course selections in later Mario Kart installments, anyway), or most of the music. I keep meaning...

I loved the GBA almost as much as the SNES, but I've long felt that its library has nothing on the DS'. We've got a recommendations thread here which covers some overlooked titles and other such recommendations. It's full of quality game suggestions, but it doesn't even begin to scratch the...

So, you're judging the world's best-selling games console of all time, and by far the best console since the SNES, on the basis of one game and what sounds like a lack of confidence in being seen having fun? :( You're missing out on a huge amount of fantastic games (there have indeed been many...

Honestly, quartercast, another one is likely to pop up anyway, especially considering that all of emiger47's recent questions and statements could have all gone into the first thread that he created in this section... And one that could easily have been avoided by not relying on pictures and...

^ Do you have this happen multiple times with the same customer, as ED has in this case, out of curiousity, Craig?

^ Could it be a problem with the hack, possibly? Is there another version of it that you can try? Is the hack verified as working on other versions of Mupen64 (both on the Pandora, and not)?

What gets me, is that when Sony does the same thing, the same people whining about this won't whine about that. They also won't whine if Sony were to make actual alterations. It's hypocrisy.

I'm afraid you're a little late - the Rebirth Competition ended a while ago.

Ohhh... :lol: Haha, brilliant.

^ But your counter says it's your 1685th. :blink:

Would connecting via a proxy work for this?

A fingernail shouldn't be able to cause any damage unless you've filed it to a point, stereotypical "Wicked Witch"-style... ;)

^ Try with your fingernail. It really shouldn't be difficult to figure out that the screen works by having a secondary layer above the glass proper, and that you can't manipulate dust under its surface with a blunt object.

Brilliant - round of applause for that man!

There is a massive difference between someone being peeved because they have an irrational, immature fear that a functionally-identical but cosmetically-different device revision will stop them from being a special little snowflake any longer, and someone being peeved because they paid four...