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Sleeveless posted:a game about a sad robot going on a date that you crank though once and then roll credits. A game where the sad robot goes on a date and every time the date goes to the bathroom or to order something you have to crank as fast as you can but if the date sees you crankin it's game over. You can press a button to accidentally drop your fork on the floor and go under the table to look for it where you can safely crank for a little while but the date will randomly check on you.
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I'm waiting for the follow up system; Crank 2: High Voltage It has a crank and a military grade taser that kills you when you die in a game.
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Sep 5, 2019 22:44
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AdmiralViscen posted:Yea, there are pieces of poo poo that suck. This is a good thing that is good, and it isn’t an emulator By definition it is an emulator. It is emulating a piece of hardware using a different piece of hardware.
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Oct 16, 2019 18:09
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Detective No. 27 posted:A modded New 3DS paired with a DS flashcart can play all of Nintendo's handheld library up to itself pretty easily. You can inject GB, GBC, Game Gear, NES, and SNES roms to play through Nintendo's own emulator. You can inject GBA roms too, they play natively since the 3DS still has GBA hardware in it. The 3DS does in fact not have GBA hardware, but much like the DS has an ARM7 CPU it uses to play GBA games, the 3DS has an ARM9 that it can use to help it play DS and DSi games. It is most likely the GBA emulation functionality came automatically when they implemented DS emulation (and again, it is emulation even if they have specialized circuits to make it faster, though the exact implementation is unknown), as DS games access both processors in that system, whereas 3DS games only access the ARM11 processor.
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