- #CRASH TEAM RACING ROM FOR RASPBERRY PI ARCHIVE#
- #CRASH TEAM RACING ROM FOR RASPBERRY PI OFFLINE#
If you get killed by a prod, the only way of alleviating yourself of some of the shame is to drink 1 shot chased by a hearty chug of your drink. When you jetpack and end up killing yourself, drink one shot and drink once. When you teleport out of harm’s way, drink twice. When you use your special weapon and miss, drink 4 times. When you shoot, and your projectile ends up in the water without hitting anything, drink twice. When you grab both a toolkit and a health kit, all other players drink 4 times. 
When you grab a health kit, all other players drink twice. When you grab a tool kit/weapon kit, all other players drink once. If it happens off-screen and cannot be verified, no drink needed. 
For every of your team’s tombstones that are dropped into the water, drink once. When two or more of your worms are killed at the same time, drink half of your drink (or finish if less than half full). When a worm of yours is killed and leaves a tombstone on the playing field, drink thrice. When a worm of yours is killed by falling into the water, (NOT by homerun!), drink twice. When a worm of yours gets hit for more than 100 damage, drink twice. When a worm of yours gets hit for more than 50 damage, drink once. In the meantime, I’ll be reliving my childhood on a 4 inch screen.ĭrinking situations for normal drink/beer/wine-cooler: It appears it supports networking (guessing via one of the two USB-C ports) so will need to check that out for easier ROM management off my internal SFTP server. I’m going to be spending a lot of time tinkering with this. Worth 100 bucks? I’d say so for sure, especially with the loaded SD card. Can also save game states to come back to them if the games don’t support saving (very neat feature). Lots of menu options that make it pretty solid to use. Comes with a bunch of emulators (including DOSBOX which is neat) and all are preconfigured and just work which is excellent. Came with 32GB MicroSD card loaded with ROMS which makes managing them much easier. The system will randomly not boot (stuck on black screen) but hitting the reset button immediately resets and fixes it. Surprised it plays PSX roms as well as it does (Vigilante 8, Driver, Crash Team Racing each for 30 mins or more without issue). Plays games very well once you find the right roms. This handheld even plays PSX roms without issue and has excellent loading times when compared to my playing times as a child. Running at 100 bucks with a micro-SD card, the system isn’t super expensive when compared to my Nintendo DS with a custom Kart to run roms (about 90 bucks total and much more limited in what it can do in comparison). The system runs buttery smooth, comes preconfigured with a large number of emulators and ROMs and just generally feels like a solid little handheld from the hay-day of Gameboy goodness. #CRASH TEAM RACING ROM FOR RASPBERRY PI OFFLINE#
I can provide more details if you’d like by reaching out to me at if you’d like.Ĭontinue reading Raspberry Pi offline Wikipedia →Īfter saving up for this handheld, I pulled the trigger on this recently and have been pretty impressed overall. Well, this is easier than you might think! I’ll be going over the ideas and thought processes of this at a high level as the project took some time. Or, as my prepping thoughts say, maybe something for when the power’s out and easy to access! Enter the Raspberry Pi, a low cost and low power computer to run this using a suite of tools you can run off a battery pack and access from one’s phone/tablet/computer. I’ve had the idea for a while now about making an offline version to run locally for myself or friends, maybe something just to browse during a flight or roadtrip.
#CRASH TEAM RACING ROM FOR RASPBERRY PI ARCHIVE#
You can also download an entire archive of it at around 90GB at the time of this writing!
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