I sure did! It really is beatiful, one of my favorite cities of Europe! Also the thrifting possibilities are incredible.

Here’s the address: https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/ui/details.html?osmtype=N&osmid=5600831836&class=shop

Honestly, I envy you, Edinburgh is incredible.

Btw, there’s a second pong console for a similar price in that charity shop, if you’re interested and if nobody’s got it yet :)

Thanks for the explanation!

If it’s any indication, the manual says:

Obviously but it is a Pong Console, it’s the category started by the original Pong.

This one has a bunch of additional games too.

It works but my polish PAL tv doesn’t seem to like it very much, it took a lot of tuning to get this wonderful image.

I’ve never reshelled my GBA but having installed multiple aftermarket shells on my PSP, I can tell you that d-pad issues are very common because of bad measurements and quality. So maybe the problem is the new shell itself.

I played through it, it was so so. The edgy, crass 2000s pop-culture humor really isn’t my thing. It seems that they were trying to be more “adult” but it comes off as very juvenile. Aside from that, it’s an average platformer in the classic Rare style, but quite dumbed down compared to Banjo-kazooie. Also there’s too many gimmicky minigames.

Imo it’s not a bad game - just a mediocre one, especially from such an incredible studio. But it had a long and troubled development, so that excuses it a little.

Sure, I built a retro arcade cabinet from a raspberry pi, crt tv and arcade parts. It’s fun af.