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You can watch a movie on your Atari 2600 now. Yes really.

MovieCart is an Atari 2600 cartridge developed by Lodef Mode that allows you to load custom movies to it and play them on your real-life, honest-to-goodness Atari 2600 console.

Even if you don't want to go through the trouble of converting and loading your own movie onto the cart via SD card, the SD card bundled with MovieCart comes with Night of the Living Dead preloaded!

Check out a demo here

DSi XL/LL, PSP-3000 screens compared. This new model is huuuugeeee. How does Nintendo expect gamers to hold this massive system up without their arms going tired after a few minutes? (I’m only half-joking about this).

Japanese gaming news site Game Watch also did a DS Lite versus XL/LL comparison, which has already been done to death, I know, but this one shows the two models playing Arika’s Aa Mujou Setsuna (Oh Heartless Moment)!

Import: Japanese Nintendo DSi XL/LL (Natural White, Dark Brown, Wine Red) & Standard DSi (White, Black, Pink, Red, Lime Green, Metallic Blue)

Buy: U.S. Nintendo DSi (White, Pink, Black and Blue)

See also: Nintendo DSi XL/LL screen comparison against previous DS models (video)

i think it's largely due to the fact that modern browsers simply have more features. the best way to make a website able to work on 3DS would be to avoid using any modern CSS- avoiding things like flexbox and instead use <table> ect ect.

to do a bit more research, i'd recommend looking into the browser that its based on and what things it can render. (which i linked above)

it's also important to keep in mind that the 3DS will automatically resize any text to be readable, so that could mess up layouts ect.

when making a website for 3DS imagine you are making it for a very low resolution phone.

yes- you are fully correct, however, this ask was specifically about writing a neocities page for the 3ds.

So laserdiscs, CDs, DVDs, blu-rays, and similar are all "discs": They're generally rigid circles, without a case that protects them.

While floppy disks are "disks": They're a flexible (ie "floppy") magnetic circle inside a plastic/vinyl/metal case.

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