Emulators are where it’s at on Android, at least for me. There’s a handful of good native android games but you can play so so many fantastic old games using emulators.

Here’s a thorough guide on setting it up:

https://retrogamecorps.com/2022/03/13/android-emulation-starter-guide/

And a link for ROMS collections:

https://r-roms.github.io/

It seems like a lot to take in just to play some games but I promise it’s easier than it looks to get up and running.

Who the hell is renting PCs? Sounds like a scam without even looking into this.

Do a lot of slurs have a wikipedia page?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Types_of_Zionism

The graphics look crazy, almost like real Legos.

I see that as a bonus lol

The practical reason people use balanced jacks is because they push more power which allows you to use headphones with lower sensitivity. I have a few pairs myself that would benefit from this, they have relatively low ohm ratings so the high impedance setting on my V60 doesn’t get triggered when I plug them in and they are very quiet.

Retro Game Corps has some great tutorials on setting up retroarch.

https://youtu.be/v4-RWJg7od8

https://youtu.be/icGYGriNkF4

I also recommend Daijisho as a front end for browsing and launching if you have multiple emulators.

https://youtu.be/l-AhfEGuMao

My kids and I have been on a Vermintide 2 kick. Its so damn fun when you’re sitting next to each other.

Warframe, the wiki is essential to play that game for any length of time.

I was under the impression it was a lot more than $200, but that still seems costly for what it does. For $100 more you can get an AYN Odin 2 which does a hell of a lot more stuff for the price.