Having it on the deck was great when I had Covid for the first time last year. I had battle.net installed manually at the time after fucking around with Diablo Immortal, which got unceremoniously binned after a day

I wasn’t up for doing a lot being ill, but I could just about get a wind druid up and running while coughing up a ton in bed.

I bought five games. I’ve already played two (Fight Knight and Halls of Torment), with a third a game I’ve already tried via a Demo (The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood) and one I played at an expo several years ago (Earth’s Dawn). The fifth is Football, Tactics and Glory.

I’m likely going to refund Fight Knight, as the way it plays just doesn’t do it for me. I’m likely going to play Halls of Torment when I’m at loose ends of work days, and get on with Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood during December.

Haven’t checked the run time of Earth’s Dawn to gauge when I’m going to play it. FTG is another suck it and see, like Fight Knight. It’s a tidy concept and was cheap enough.

Knock-off SD cards on Amazon moment

Pretty much anything before and including PS1, emulation wise. Probably up to Dreamcast with maybe a 1W bump.

Fallout: New Vegas at 30fps. Likely other PC native 360/PS3 era games can run at 720p with a similar framerate.

VNs like Phoenix Wright, Clannad and Hatoful Boyfriend for extreme power saving (3W TDP, sub-30fps cap).

Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast. Likely a lot of games from pre-2010 run on a minimal TDP, even 3D (well, not Crysis) even a lot of lighter modern 3D games like Lunacid and Offroad Mania work quite nicely at 4W.

Alternatively: try the games you already play with a 3W TDP cap, and see how it feels. unless you’re exclusively into incredibly audacious 3D games, of course (ie. Forza, Cyberpunk, RDR2)