The Sony PSP

Yes. I have a Playstation Portable console (PSP3000); As I'm lazy adopter of new technology I bought that tiny marvel of pocket gaming just after Sony's brand new PSVITA was launched to the consumer market.

But why?
Dunno, maybe I just like the idea of PSP. It's huge catalog of games and ability to play almost all PSone/PSX games.
Even the UMD format used to distribute physical games for PSP was -at least- mechanically inferior compared to other systems at the time (mainly Nintendo's Game Boy line and DS line). PSP was otherwise superior in technical terms and processing power.

And in my opinion, it was the last and therefore best 32 bit (ish) console in market...

Classic Macintosh

I got this old classic Macintosh SE/30 some time ago and it cost only 5€ to me.
It came with it's original memory of 1 mb RAM, but recently I replaced upgraded it with 4 mb to 5mb.
There is no HDD currently in this setup, but I can deal with it.
 

This is what i'm doing right now...

Another MMO for low-end hardware

Just found interesting graphical MMORPG:
-EUO A multiplayer online adventure
http://euotopia.com/

 

-Works in win98

Greetings Adventurer!

Searching for:
*Low end Massively Multi-Player games and/or MUDs
-Works under windows 98SE, Linux...
-Low-resource friendly client

*Found:
Mangband -Online version of Angband
http://mangband.org/
Medieva -One of the oldest MMO games around
http://www.medievia.com/connecting.html
Algadon -Browser based online game, supports mobile web browsers
http://m.algadon.com/index.php

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