Trading Cards for Grown-ups – Walter Day Collection

Trading Cards for Grown-ups – Walter Day Collection

Trading Cards for Grown-ups Day CLICK – The Walter Day Trading Card Collection   History of Trading Cards for Grown-ups Day Original trade cards were used to stiffen the packaging of cigarettes, and they were advertising cards. In the 1860s, baseball cards were printed and usually sold in packets of candy or other tobacco products….

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“You Might As Well Play On A Raspberry Pi” – The World Of MiSTer FPGA Remains Divided Over “AI Slop” Cores

“Turns the platform into a second class MAME”. If you’ve been following the MiSTer FPGA scene recently, you’ll no doubt be aware of the sharp rise in AI-assisted cores for the platform. We’re currently witnessing a flurry of new cores that are apparently based on MAME rather than the original arcade boards, which, in the…

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Like a Dragon creators won’t buckle to mainstream western tastes: ‘people start making strange things when they misunderstand what their business is supposed to be’

The Yakuza series has spawned well over a dozen games since it debuted in 2005, and I haven’t included any of the substantial remasters in that figure. As prolific as Ryu Ga Gotoku is, they’re also remarkably consistent: the same bonkers mix of melodrama and absurd humour is threaded through every one of these games,…

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Fortnite Q&A: PlayStation.Blog Interviews Epic Games

Epic Games has been on top of the world since its smash-hit Battle Royale mode launched in Fortnite, heading up Twitch viewership charts and crossing over into mainstream conversation with numerous celebrities name-checking it and streaming it alongside the game’s most popular personalities. I’ve had a great time being carried to racking up Victory Royales…

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A top overclocker has managed to destroy a $5,000 MSI RTX 5090 Lightning Z with the fury of a thousand suns. Well, the default voltage of a 2,500 W extreme overclocking BIOS

Top-level overclocking pushes PC hardware into scenarios that it’s never expected to experience on a day-to-day basis. One exception is MSI’s new $5000 RTX 5090 Lightning Z graphics card, sporting two 600 W 12V-2×6 connectors, 40-phase VRMs, and even an option to use a special BIOS that pushes the card’s limit to a dizzy 2,500…

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