Uh... Racism? Sexism? Bigotry? We'd have had people literally beaten to death shortly post-9/11. Hell, we probably still would. Sex offenders? NIMBY. Entire lynch mobs of people punching sex offenders out of their neighborhoods.
So you toss a porn movie or two on the iPod to wank it in the bathroom or whatever.
What happens when your friends and girlfriend inevitably want to toy around with the thing?
You should know that every used psx ever has laser alignment issues, meaning it will barely run games, lag up fmvs and audio, or just refuse to load discs. Even purchased refurbished, you can count on a problem not long after, if not immediately.
It is possible to crack them open and realign the laser yourself, however. I just wish I could still remember the specific process, but it should be somewhere online. When in doubt, tilt that sucker 45 degrees on its side.
Also, emulators get "decent" after about a year, where decent means about maybe 75% compatibility with graphical and/or sound errors. Maybe in three years you've got one that runs at 95% without errors. From the sound of it, that wouldn't be much different from what Sony is working out right now.
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Uh... Racism? Sexism? Bigotry? We'd have had people literally beaten to death shortly post-9/11. Hell, we probably still would. Sex offenders? NIMBY. Entire lynch mobs of people punching sex offenders out of their neighborhoods.
So you toss a porn movie or two on the iPod to wank it in the bathroom or whatever. What happens when your friends and girlfriend inevitably want to toy around with the thing?
You should know that every used psx ever has laser alignment issues, meaning it will barely run games, lag up fmvs and audio, or just refuse to load discs. Even purchased refurbished, you can count on a problem not long after, if not immediately.
It is possible to crack them open and realign the laser yourself, however. I just wish I could still remember the specific process, but it should be somewhere online. When in doubt, tilt that sucker 45 degrees on its side.
Also, emulators get "decent" after about a year, where decent means about maybe 75% compatibility with graphical and/or sound errors. Maybe in three years you've got one that runs at 95% without errors. From the sound of it, that wouldn't be much different from what Sony is working out right now.