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The video centers around a 512GB SanDisk Ultra micro SD card sent by Luna from J Maisu, which contains 51,415 games across 62 platforms. The creator tests the SD card's compatibility with an RGB modded Steam Deck by rebooting the device and navigating the unique boot menu. The presenter discusses the legal implications of ROM usage, emphasizing that ripping personal games is legal, whereas downloading them from the internet is not. The video also highlights the card's extensive game library, user-friendly features like box art and game bezels, and compares its value to a blank SD card. Ultimately, the card operates smoothly, though its appeal may be more niche. The video wraps up with a customary request for viewer engagement.
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In this segment of the video, the creator introduces a game card sent by Luna from J Maisu, a gaming console manufacturer. The card, a SanDisk Ultra 512GB micro SD, came in simple packaging and holds 51,415 games across 62 platforms. Despite its large game library, the card is no longer available for purchase. The creator decides to test its plug-and-play capability on an RGB modded Steam Deck. Initially, plugging the card into the Steam Deck shows no immediate results. Consequently, the creator decides to reboot the Steam Deck into the SD card, demonstrating the boot process by holding down the volume button and using the d-pad to select the SD MMC storage.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explores a booted menu filled with various systems and games on a micro SD card for the Steam Deck. They change the theme to something minimalistic and turn off copyrighted menu music. The presenter emphasizes the legal issues surrounding ROMs, noting that while ripping your own games is legal, downloading them from the internet is likely illegal. They showcase the card’s features, like box art for 99% of the games and smooth functionality, using Max Payne 2 as an example. The card also provides bezels for games not utilizing the full widescreen. The presenter mentions the card’s previous Amazon price and compares it to the current price of a blank 512GB micro SD card, leaving the value judgment up to the viewer. The card works as intended, though half the game library caters to niche audiences. The video concludes with a call to like, comment, and subscribe.