Depending upon your tv. Definitely. A lot of the smart TV soc’s are barely functional. My mother got a TLC television with Google TV built in. And it is there, it does function. Painfully. It’s super slow and janky. Things are located in weird places on settings etc. We ended up just getting her another $50 Chromecast TV dongle. It works smooth quick and easy. Not in the least underpowered compared to what was included with the television. And the Nvidia Shield TV despite being as old as it is. Still flies
I enjoy it a bit. But I lived most of it '70s 80s and 90s Etc. Every once in awhile I will break it out for a small dinner nostalgia. But then I’ll remember I got about 500 games I haven’t paid on my Steam account and about 700 through Prime. That and that I’ve generally only played two or three games much in the last few years anyway.
Roughly 15 years of world of warcraft, satisfactory, a little Baldur’s Gate 3, and ghostwire tokyo. I got about halfway into that. But I need to reinstall and finish. That and a little Luanti from time to time.
I have not played a minute of Wow, just never got into it. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a fantastic game. I made it to the second act then stopped for some reason.
It’s certainly had its ups and downs. These days I play it more for a few friends and just inertia really. I took a short break unfortunately during Legion which was one of the better expansions. The lore and storytelling can be interesting once you get into it. Especially now that some of the original core team have returned to the company. Hell I probably watch more videos about lore past and current than I even play the game. They often don’t do a good job of actually telling it all in game unfortunately.
Depending upon your tv. Definitely. A lot of the smart TV soc’s are barely functional. My mother got a TLC television with Google TV built in. And it is there, it does function. Painfully. It’s super slow and janky. Things are located in weird places on settings etc. We ended up just getting her another $50 Chromecast TV dongle. It works smooth quick and easy. Not in the least underpowered compared to what was included with the television. And the Nvidia Shield TV despite being as old as it is. Still flies
My brother said you can put emulators on it. I am guessing it may be not so legit to do so.
You won’t even have to mod it in the slightest. Retroarch is available in the Google Play Store. As are a lot of the other emulators
That’s neat, I probably won’t use it because I am not into retro gaming. It is fun to know that it has that functionality.
I enjoy it a bit. But I lived most of it '70s 80s and 90s Etc. Every once in awhile I will break it out for a small dinner nostalgia. But then I’ll remember I got about 500 games I haven’t paid on my Steam account and about 700 through Prime. That and that I’ve generally only played two or three games much in the last few years anyway.
That’s exactly why I don’t play retro games. I have current games with fantast graphics. What games do you play, out of curiosity?
Lately I am playing Schedule I. V Rising, Helldivers II, and Green Hell.
Roughly 15 years of world of warcraft, satisfactory, a little Baldur’s Gate 3, and ghostwire tokyo. I got about halfway into that. But I need to reinstall and finish. That and a little Luanti from time to time.
I have not played a minute of Wow, just never got into it. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a fantastic game. I made it to the second act then stopped for some reason.
It’s certainly had its ups and downs. These days I play it more for a few friends and just inertia really. I took a short break unfortunately during Legion which was one of the better expansions. The lore and storytelling can be interesting once you get into it. Especially now that some of the original core team have returned to the company. Hell I probably watch more videos about lore past and current than I even play the game. They often don’t do a good job of actually telling it all in game unfortunately.