It should... though I never checked as it's an app I never used.

you and me both

Most stores I've visited no longer have any of these guys. The Clara BW is pretty much the same device if you don't want used device. Though sadly not on sale. Good luck moving your library over from Kindle.

Unfortunately not at this time, as our 3D Printers are limited in size. Otherwise, I would’ve made one for my iPad XD. With that said we did make the source files available freely on our GitHub Page, and our existing parts on Thingiverse and Printable. So it wouldn’t be impossible to make one on your own. github.com/the16bitgamer/16BitVirtualStudiosDesigns/tree/main/GLoA E-Reader Cases

Check point is saves only, while GodMode 9 access the game itself. For saves Checkpoint is easier while games you need to use GM9

As I said in the video, the screens are next to impossible to tell apart. It was only on camera when I could tell a minor difference. In my well lit home, I can read without the backlight on or off, but I did find myself leaving it on with at least 10-30% back light. But that’s also true with the BW. There are demo booths in book stores with the BW and Color, go take a look for yourself, if you’d like a third opinion.

Microsoft and Apple both heavily marketed that PC's are computers with windows installed on them for years now. Its difficult not to associate them together.

Linux is the defacto superior operating system . Windows and Mac are factually self induced spyware.

Yeah… sadly that’s not how that works. You still need glasses to use VR headsets, even then the quality and clarity isn’t very good. Especially if you can get a 10”+ e-reader or tablet. If her eyesight is that bad she can even make the font size massive. I’d recommend an iPad or an Onyx Boox Note Air as they are large screen devices with good book readers built jn. That said if you did want to read in VR your only option would be the Meta Quest 2 or 3. There are multiple book reader apps of various qualities and stability according to google and user reviews. I can’t test it myself as my VR head set (PSVR1) is so low res that reading text in general is difficult, and there are no book apps for it.

They never sold GBA games, but I presume it's the same as the GBC games.

And good for you. Though while I do use my iPad to read web comics, I find a color e-reader to be kinder to my eyes for longer reading sessions.

For the file transfers without a PC. You can Download Kobo books directly to the device, and if you run out of space it can be deleted and you won't lose page progress and highlights. Overdrive can also be done on device. As I have lots of non-kobo books, I need a PC to transfer them over. But this is true for all Kobos. As for is it worth it the end of the video summarizes everything. But TL:DW BW & Color are the same minus the color screen. For the extra $20 the Color screen is a nice have. However if you don't care the BW is just as good but not significantly better than Kobos of yesteryear. If you see a 2e or Nia for cheaper get them, if not get the BW.

@@16bitvirtual both are kinda expensive right now here in Philippines so I'll have to wait for the holidays I guess. By the way, can I do OTG tranfer on Kobo?

From my testing with both Android 13 and iOS/iPad OS. Yes, you can connect a Kobo to a mobile device. But as their software is immature the only books you’ll be transferring are Adobe digital editions epub or drm free books like those found on Project Guitenberg. Let me put it to you this way. If you are planning on reading a lot of DRM free books, an older eReader is just as good as the modern ones. Not sure what the used market is like over there, but the Likebook, was once popular but with the loss of google play on older Android are cheap options nowadays. And older kobos like the Kobo Aura are cheap too. You’ll lose a bit on performance, but you will only see that during page turns.

The price comparison was to the Canadian Ad Free Kindle, which is $30 cheaper. Which is why I made that comparison. In the US, the BW is a better deal, but not by much. To my eyes I didn't see much of a difference between the two Clara's in person. It was only when I pointed my camera at them when a slight difference was visible.

But a GBA Link Cable works on a GBA. You didn't need 2 cables the one would've been sufficient.

It depends. From my understanding it's probably got to do with licensing, since it cost money to implement the standard. Another excuse... I mean reason is water proofness is harder with a port, especially since they are coating the insides with Plastic for their IPx8 water resistance. With that said, some models of Onyx Boox and Pocketbook have microsd cards. But it's hit or miss.

​@@16bitvirtualanother reason is money they'd rather you upgrade or just get another

What, they'd never do something like that and deliberately drag out storage upgrades over years to give their stagnant devices a reason to exist. /s (just in case you missed the sarcasm)

Lmao, what are you gonna do with extra storage? Did you know the Kobo Touch has a micro SD card slot? I put a 32GB SD card in it, but to this day, after more than 10 years, the 8GB internal storage is still enough to hold plenty of more books

​@@midosyt16GB of storage is worth 10,000 books at the very least. Some people haven't read 10 books in their lives. My 8GB Kobo Touch hasn't needed the extra storage after more than 10 years, and it's still running perfectly well, the borders still looking as white as the first time I bought it

??? There's no such thing as a PSP Vita. Wikipedia is your friend and you'll learn a lot about from it. There is a PS Vita, which was the successor to the PSP. It has PSP Backwards compatibility with a limited library of games through the PSN, more if you install homebrew. A Modded PSP is a PSP running custom software that allows it to run Homebrew games, and software, as well as being able to backup and playing backed up games.

@@16bitvirtual My apologies, I'm not very familiar with the names. I've been thinking about getting a PSP since I've only experienced the emulator and only had a Nintendo 3Ds in the past. Thanks for all the info! Im thinking of saving up for a PSP 1000

From Kobo, you are right. The e-reader shown has enough power to play GameCube games (just). We show what the device actually is rendering in the main video.

it died

​@@link_team3855Maybe for you