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In SUMMERLAND, a beautiful small town about an hour from home, having lunch at Giant's Head Brewery. 😎 🍻 Followed by coffee and desert at Sunshine bakery a block up the street, a nice couple we met at the brewery suggested this bakery and let me tell you both places were excellent.

PACMOON RISING by Beeple

Crazy how well that works! 😎😁

Enjoyed Dakoda's Sports Bar & Grill, great pub food with large portions and value pricing. Friendly staff, good service, all more a rarity these days but was very satisfied.

Got me thinking about them after watching this new awesome video by MVG. GP2X Wiz - The Handheld Retro Emulation Beast from 2009 Description - The GP2X Wiz is an early ARM based gaming handheld device that released in 2009 by Game Park Holdings. While it was not a success, the Wiz was very popular with emulation enthusiasts due to its open platform and many popular emulators were ported to run on the device. With the impressive specifications of the GP2X Wiz meant it could run many systems at good levels of performance. And it came complete with an AMOLED Touch screen. In today's episode we take a deep dive into the GP2x Wiz and see why it was considered an emulation beast as far back as 2009. Please Enjoy! Today it would seem we are spoiled for choice by handheld emulation devices by the likes of ANBERNIC, MIYOO, POWKIDDY etc, and though I don't have any of the modern options back when things like the GP2X debuted I was actively working and collecting and was really into them. After this recent video on the GP2X WIZ I pulled these out of my collection. The Open Pandora, GPH CAANOO, the Dingoo of course my GP2X WIZ. These were the open source handheld Pioneers that paved the way for and held options that we have today. 😎👍

Good on you, Rick! An excellent use for an old laptop indeed! I've fiddled with it myself, specifically the ChromeOS Flex option, I was really hoping it would install on my old 2011 MacBook Pro, but it wasn't having it, I ended up re-installing the ZorinOS Pro but in the end it's literally only used as a secondary machine for basic web browsing, so I thought it would have been a novelty turning an older MacBook Pro into a Chromebook just for kicks. Anyway, it's an excellent choice for older hardware, for sure!

Always cool to see what our good old GENESIS was capable of! Some nice comparisons.

YEP! Hidden Games on the 400Mini! by GenXGrownUp