u/ni_Kawaii_Hito

I have very basic knowledge of C and C++ that was taught in college. But all we did was open up a compiler on a browser, and then run a code for a calculator, or a date counter or any simple problem we were given.

What I don't understand is how applications run automatically and how they translate into graphical interfaces where all we ever did was interact with the code through weird compiler text interfaces only.

**Edit:** Sorry if the question sounds too childish

Me and my friends want to game together on a single TV and I am looking for games just for that. So far I only know about only these ones.

1. Bumerang Fu

2. Gang Beasts

3. Movig Out

4. Overcooked

5. Stickfight

6. Tricky Towers

There are many options and I think games back then ran in 4:3 but there is still an option for 16:9 and 10:7 also games like GTA and Tekken have an internal wide screen option as well.

So do I have to change it every time I boot a compatible game with a wide screen option?

There is only an option for 2 controllers and 2 USB add-ons. I checked and learned that PS2 originally had only 2 ports for controllers but I also remember playing 3v3 in SmackDown as a child.

I am using the PSX2 emulator and I don't really get anything in the game. All I want is to play against my friends using the blue coloured alien that I made in something called "appearance"

I need a way to group my subscriptions and also be able to filter out community posts, shorts and older videos. I have tried Pocket Tube but the method of adding channels to the groups is extremely tedious and still it's not quite what I need.

Do I manually need to backup each of my games? If so, where are the save states stored? Is it simply in the zipped ROM folder that is used to run the games?

Be it pizza pockets, dumplings, samosa or anything. I have tried cooking in different flames, with different mixes but no matter what I do the texture comes out with small air bubbles all over it unlike the smooth texture of the same products sold commercially.