

Did you also installed the drivers? It took me some time to learn that your computer may see the phone in regular mode (accessing content) but not when you turn it on recovery mode / boot mode and this requires additional drivers.


Did you also installed the drivers? It took me some time to learn that your computer may see the phone in regular mode (accessing content) but not when you turn it on recovery mode / boot mode and this requires additional drivers.


Anyone played with the mic on? I didn’t.


Damn! I played SH3 before SH2 and did not replayed it much. I haven’t played the remake but looking foreward to it!


Yoshis Island Silent Hill Shadow of the colossus Majoras Mask Outer Wilds
There are a lot of games I played a lot of times but maybe because I had no others and had a ton of time. Nowadays I would only replay Yoshis Island and Shadow of the colossus. I dont know if would replay SH but I played it a ton when young and it cemented my love for survival horror games. I only went through Majoras Mask once or twice, I was more of a Playstation kid than a Nintendo one. I recently played Outer Wilds and it was an awesome unexpected experience.


I dont love the gazillion batteries my lock uses… but it’s been around a year since it was installed and it has about 50% battery left. I don’t have it connected to the internet. I love replacing AAs and AAAs for rechargable lipos but I KNOW my wife won’t approve, haha.


It’s right at the beginning of Silent Hill 1


I was 12 or 13 at the time, it was night time and I turned the console off and called it a day. It was my first horror game.


As a mexican I see this as pure propaganda. But I do hope it works because it has the potential to be a very hackable… thing.
I love that museum! But only the part with the ancient sculptures, not the creepy life sized dioramas.
Is this your first time unlocking/flashing a device? If it is, I would recommend first looking into installing the android adb tools, sometimes you can find minimal installs, then turning your phone in boot mode and trying to comunicate with it. This is usually done with the terminal and after you send a specific command the phone should reply with its identifier (i dont remember the specifics). Once you can communicate with the device this means the drivers you need are installed properly and you should be able to see your phone in the xiaomi application (or unlock the bootloader directly from the terminal).
All of this assumes you got the unlock code from the xiaomi site (which ofently does not work) but there are some shady programs around to bypass this step.