I do a fair bit of video gaming, and have since I was a wee lad. I'm still in closing stages(hopefully this takes less than four months) of purchasing an RV, so I'm still trying to figure out if there is going to be time and/or space for gaming while I'm on the road. Well, not literally while driving, but in the evenings before bed, or when we have a couple days of downtime at a location.
I imagine I'll probably be using a laptop, or if that's not feasible, then I have a Nintendo Switch and a PlayStation Portable. If all else fails, there are still thousands of great old console games that work on a smartphone via RetroArch emulation. I've found most "mobile" games are hot garbage these days, so I tend to avoid them, generally speaking. I have a SteelSeries controller that connects to my smartphone for console emulation which came with a bracket to hold the phone directly on top of itself.
Anyway, I'd be curious to see if any of you have a gaming setup(desktop, laptop, console or otherwise) in your RV, and what form that takes for you. I have at least one friend who is a full time RV resident, and he's got a full desktop setup in his that's just always out and ready to go(but he also lives alone).
Related question: Those of you who do enjoy video gaming, what games are you into right now?
I've gotten back into Minecraft lately. I'm currently trying to play through locked on the hardest difficulty and beat the original "End" boss.
I imagine I'll probably be using a laptop, or if that's not feasible, then I have a Nintendo Switch and a PlayStation Portable. If all else fails, there are still thousands of great old console games that work on a smartphone via RetroArch emulation. I've found most "mobile" games are hot garbage these days, so I tend to avoid them, generally speaking. I have a SteelSeries controller that connects to my smartphone for console emulation which came with a bracket to hold the phone directly on top of itself.
Anyway, I'd be curious to see if any of you have a gaming setup(desktop, laptop, console or otherwise) in your RV, and what form that takes for you. I have at least one friend who is a full time RV resident, and he's got a full desktop setup in his that's just always out and ready to go(but he also lives alone).
Related question: Those of you who do enjoy video gaming, what games are you into right now?
I've gotten back into Minecraft lately. I'm currently trying to play through locked on the hardest difficulty and beat the original "End" boss.