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Message: [QUOTE="gekiganwing, post: 164812, member: 131018"] My short answer: some patience is required. My long answer: it's kind of like trying my 2000s - 2010s Windows CD-ROMs on my current computer. Some of them work perfectly. Others install but don't work well. Others won't even install. Some Steam games are as reliable as a SNES cartridge or a PS1 disc. Press the button and they work. No free-to-play nonsense, no always-on DRM, no prompts to pay money for bonus content. Other games have let me down. [I]Arcade Paradise [/I]seemingly crashed after the start screen. [I]Bejeweled 3[/I] works, but every time I try to use the touchscreen, it goes the wrong way. [I]Dragon View[/I] starts, but the game doesn't recognize any of the action buttons. The last time I tried to install Emudeck, I ran into an issue. I successfully reformatted the microSD card. Now it's in a Linux format. My Windows computer no longer reads it. As far as I can tell, I also need an external drive that plugs into the USB-C port in order to transfer files to the microSD card. So I bought one. I need to figure out if the external drive needs to be 1) formatted for Windows, 2) for Linux, or 3) dual-formatted. [/QUOTE]

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