Greeny

Resident Evil: Requiem. Capcom should really license out this engine because damn this game looks good. And seems to be pretty well optimized as well.

It's older than the first FF was when it came out.

20!

How do I take a selfie? I tried but ended up locked out of my house.

Dad?

My PC clearly can't handle the unbridled power of the 360.

I'm thinking about what to say I'm thinking about.

Resident Evil 4 with infinite health, money, and ammo. That's right; I'm a filthy cheater.

I have the RG35XXSP. It will play PS1 and Dreamcast games very well but I wouldn't recommend it for those since it has no analog sticks. The RG34XXSP does have sticks but the screen is slightly smaller due to the different aspect ratio, but I think it has the same chipset as the 35 and is slightly more expensive. They're a bit on the small side though but that doesn't really bother me. I also have an AYN Thor (it's dual screen) but that's not even in the same ballpark as $100.

What are you trying to emulate? If you want to do PS2/GC era stuff I'd move up to the 150-200 dollar range. And there are plenty of dual screen handhelds now if you want to do DS/3DS. Those might be a bit pricier though.

I found a random disc 2 of Xenosaga 3 in a jewel case and I have no recollection of where, when, or why I bought it.

Considering most of the best PS5 games are actually PS4 games, probably not until (if) the PS6 comes out.

There was somewhat of a conspiracy theory a few years ago that claimed publishers were keeping their file sizes large so people would keep their games installed. This was to both increase the amount of time people spent playing those games, and to also take up space on drives so people would download fewer competitor's games. Personally, I wouldn't put it past them.

Prices normalized for a while there. I managed to get a 9070 XT for not much over MSRP. But now even if I wanted to upgrade it would be out of the question. I don't think we'll ever get back to having affordable PC parts.