Sorry for the spoiler. You will meet Orochi again.

My ol’ good Switch 1 will keep rocking my TV set until it breaks apart. I never asked for a Switch 2 anyway.

Classics like The Incredible Machine and Ultima 8 come to mind.

Great game indeed. It was really fun finding every secret thing.

I mean, really… absolutely nobody. /s

Be glad you already had mice then. I’m past 42, by the way. Probably older, if needed be. But 42 I can guarantee.

My DIY days happened a very long time ago, when parts meant capacitors, diodes, resistors and transistors. And the VCS was next gen.

But I can still remember them announcing the PSX in video-game magazines. Feels like yesterday.

No and nope. Guess you weren’t around when it came out.

That’s precisely the PSX.

Well, it came from… Sony, their creators!

PSX was the codename for the original model. It was spread even before it was launched. PS One was the PlayStation “Slim”.

I’m in the complete opposite side of this spectrum. I just feel apathy towards people who call the PSX “PS1”, even though I am not sure if they’re talking about the real PS One or just being ignorant.

Can you play a single cartridge in both systems at the same time?

It’s the other way around. You can download the same game in all of your consoles and actually play them without media exchange. Something you can’t do with cartridges, because you can only play the game in the console where the cartridge is inserted. So digital games are objectively better for your scenario.

Nothing new here. PS3 games were famous for requiring an install from the optical media to the internal drive first, and then also downloading some mandatory major update before running. The role of the physical media was mostly symbolic.