Is the game data actually in the portmaster directory when you browse the SD card on a PC? I know many pm games require copyrighted data to run (half life for example)

A lot of these stock OSes are crudely translated from Chinese perhaps “ready to play” isn’t literal.

I’ve gotten several portmaster games working on ArkOS on my Anbernic devices, check their wiki it’s probably similar to the setup required on the anbernic stock OS

Really grinds my gears manufacturers pretend the beveled screens are premium features and not the ugly, difficult-to-protect liabilities that they actually are.

The first book has way too much of the video game in it that turns out not to be all that pertinent to the story that the trilogy tells as a whole, if that was the annoying bit for you it gets better as the first book concludes and video game scenes are mercifully short in the first half of the second book and eliminated completely after that.

Otherwise if it is the Wikipedia-article inspired narrative style puts you off, that remains consistent across the trilogy and doesn’t get better lol

The second book is the best imho you’re in for a treat

I assume you’re asking because you’re trying to get away from corporate/proprietary solutions, but in case you’re not: kindle has web reader and an Android app and lets you upload epubs sourced outside of the Kindle ecosystem.

Kirby’s Dream Land (the original, and still the best)

BALLOON KID