I'm trying to use safe mode to restore the file system on my slim model because it got corrupted. However, it won't register my inputs on the d-pad. It's a completely official dualshock 3 (it wouldn't get past the "push the ps button" screen if it wasn't). Has this happened to anyone else?
My actual console is currently out of commission, but I'm going to fix it up today
Please tell me this design hasn't gone to waste and someone else has used it in another Batman project because it goes insanely hard.
Let's say hypothetically I do this:
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Buy a digital game
Decide I like it enough to want a physical copy
Delete the digital copy and replace it with the physical copy but still keep the same saved data.
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Would I get back the space used up by the digital copy after deleting it? Or would I just be wasting time and money?
It's a little cramped but I was able to put up each "#1" of every series up to this point. Yes I'm aware that there's a Cassandra Cain one-shot coming and no I have no idea how I'm going to adapt to that
Is there any word on some sort of cover gallery collection for the current Transformers series? Or at least Daniel Warren Johnson's run? Im about halfway through his run and I've been enjoying it One thing I noticed is that the trades have no covers to split the issues apart, so it all reads as one complete story. I also heard that the hardcovers don't have them either. Sucks they look pretty cool. So is there any way to get them collected coming? Either as a trade or hardcover?
On this day 2 years ago I bought my first comic, Ultimate Spider-Man (2024) #1. I've mainly been sticking to collected editions, but I do have 2 boxes of single issues nearly filled out. I haven't read anything in my collection but I've read a good chunk of it. I plan on reading a lot more once I'm done with school. It's been real busy these last few weeks. I'm not sure how much of this I'm taking with me, if at all, once I head off to college. But until then, I still got some books to keep me busy
I'm doing a school project with code.org. I wanted to make a calculator because it seemed simple enough, I've watched some YouTube videos detailing how. But for this assignment I'm required to use lists and procedures. Is there a simple way to make a calculator with those requirements? I had something in mind like something that creates randomized equations and user inputs an answer and the program tells them if it's true or false.