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I recently stumbled upon a write up about Viewpoint 2064. (Yes, I know, I'm a few years late) I'd love to play it, but I don't really care to shell out the $70 for an Etsy physical copy. If it were closer to $30 I'd go that route. I have downloaded a few ROMs, but I haven't had any luck with getting a quality ROM that doesn't crash immediately. (I'm using an ED64 in case that matters) Any one have some input?

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I don't have exact measurements at the moment, but it's just under 8' tall. I have 8' ceilings in my basement and it fits nicely (picture attached) I'll try to remember to pull a tape and get you some hard numbers this evening.

Ah! I forgot about invincibility, that will be quite helpful! Time to dump him into Minecraft then

I can toss him into creative mode - I'm just worried it will be frustrating without his ability to read. Then again, if he treats it like Legos

@TDIRunner Thanks for the suggestions! I have BOTW, but never thought he'd be ready for it yet. I'm thinking he'd be into Captain Toad, as there are similar style levels within 3D World

Hey guys, I’m looking for game recommendations for my son’s 5th birthday. Being almost 5 years old, he has pretty good platforming skills, but very little patience for unforgiving deaths and restarts. I’m mainly after Switch titles, as that system is the easiest for our family to play together, and easiest for my wife to operate if I’m not around. A year or so ago, I began by starting him with Mario Kart 8, toggled on the auto drive and bumper rails and allowed him to become familiar with using a joystick. Before long he was driving on his own and navigating the menus from memory as he cannot read. For Christmas 2021 I bought him a PJ Masks game for Switch, that has basic platforming and he quickly completed this, stating it was too easy and not that much fun. Next up was Lego Jurassic World. This took him a little while to understand, but the co-op in the Lego games is excellent and allows for me to help him through levels and free play if/when he is stuck. As of last night he is at about 97% completion, leaving only a few “collectables” left and he will have 100%’d his first game. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury was released in February of 2021. He has completed the minimum 50 cat bells to fight the final Bowser and just loves completing the final battle again and again and again. As for Super Mario 3D World; we have completed this as a family and have unlocked both bonus levels. He has been replaying each level and getting all the collectables (green stars and stamps) and is at about 75% completion. So, what’s next? He really badly wants to play Minecraft, but I’m afraid it will be terribly difficult, since he cannot read yet. The new Kirby game just launched, and I’ve heard good things, but I have not played it for myself yet. Ideas?

I appreciate the lead, thank you! Time to join that Facebook group

I do not believe so as there is no HD stamp or indication on the front bezel.

The top left of my screen is drooping. I've been doing a little reading, but don't fully understand what causes this. I've read it could possibly be adjusted via a geometry settings or adjusting tubes and add magnets. There's no adjustment in the main menu that I've found that would allow for me to edit geometry. Anyone have some layman's terms on this and is there hope for my TV?

I completed my loose N64 set in 2017; my last cart was Olympic Hockey 98. I believe it cost me under $10 as a BIN on eBay. I was attempting to find it locally and eventually gave up.

Is that a last resort option; are they super abrasive? I'm unfamiliar with fiberglass pens.

I have yet to play Emerald, so I was pretty disappointed when it wouldn't boot. I'm very thankful it's now working! Time to go throw some balls

Thanks for the advice guys! I'm sitting down now with some 91% IPA now Updates to come Edit: Polished up the pins and it boots!