I don't think there's a device which has the Advance SP form factor, has thumb-sticks, and can play PS2 games. If you're not married to the form factor (but if you'd still like a clam-shell), the the Retroid Pocket Flip 2 which is supposed to be able to play PS2 games.

Good read! The gifs are a nice addition. I (somewhat recently) bought myself an Anbernic RG DS and I installed Rocknix on it. It works, but it’s a bit of a messy experience. I might try Cocoon.

To anyone thinking about buying a 3DS: If you like the form factor and if you're not opposed to emulation, I'd suggest you look at some dual-screen Android handhelds like the Anbernic RG DS, Retroid Pocket Duo, or Ayn Thor. They're quite neat pieces of hardware. The Retroid and Ayn handheld are powerful enough to emulate 3DS games, the Anbernic one (the only one of these I own) isn't, but it's able to emulate DS and PSP games quite well and play simple 3D games (I've spent last weekend trying to run Morrowind on it).

as in rancid piss?

What's up with the Hungarian borders?

Extinguishing a fire with wood isn't something I'd have thought of.

> a Linux system built by Lunduke, for Lunduke

> no weird politics

you can only choose one

Mark Wahlberg is known for saying he could've stopped 9/11 from happening.

You're talking about the IO interactive Hitman games, right? Can you play them offline yet? The games look very good but this has kept me from buying them.

I wish Knytt Stories, the sequel which allowed for creation of user made levels, also got some love. There's still a tiny community of people making levels for it.

Digital Foundry did a comparison of the two versions, when Spacer's Choice was released.

Doesn't Arch have an installer these days?