It always be like that 😔

[RETROVETRO]

Live footage of me trying to run PS1 games on the Atari 5200:

 

[Morgana Veil]

Instructions unclear. Stuck a fork in the ground and found Plutonium

 

[bigstinkie]

Instructions unclear. Stuck a fork in the ground and found Plutonium

pluto is under earth?

 

[Morgana Veil]

pluto is under earth?

 

[Nebulon_Galaxy]

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Should have used the 7800 ;D

 

[CheesyExplosive]

Live footage of me trying to run PS1 games on the Atari 5200:

good thing it wasn't made by nintendo or you'll be sued by now.

 

[retro8s]

still what would happen. if one was to run PS1 Games to on Sega CD

What??? Don't you even Dare Think About it

?

 

[secreto7]

Or you could put the CDs on some CD player, some play the soundtrack of the games and others play a variety of messages and some interesting stuff.

 

[Cardboardtubeknight Cardboardtubeknight]

Its me after a burrito

 

[Bakuma1997]

That's me after calling my PC Blue and my Rival Red in FireRed (I made it... my GBA not )

 

[Adrastia]

pluto is under earth?

NASA only wants you to believe it's in space. Earth is actually pregnant with Pluto.

 

[secreto7]

NASA only wants you to believe it's in space. Earth is actually pregnant with Pluto.

Searched on google the phrase, "Earth is actually pregnant with Pluto", and some of its AI answers were:

• "Pregnant" as Metaphor:
  The phrase "pregnant with Pluto" is likely a metaphorical way of describing a period of intense change or transformation, drawing on Pluto's astrological associations with rebirth and new beginnings.
  

In short, while the idea of Earth being "pregnant with Pluto" might be an interesting or evocative way to describe a period of change, it's not a scientifically valid concept. It's an astrological interpretation used to describe potential periods of transformation.