I was out of the loop of Marvel content for a while (last thing I saw was Deadpool & Wolverine) and went to watch Thunderbolts at the cinema to kill an evening.
It was way better than I expected. It's not "absolute cinema" by any means, but the plot is pretty interesting and it touches on some sensitive subjects in a thoughtful way.
Overall I think it's worth your time if you want to follow the upcoming Marvel movies.
I live in Spain, and since temperatures are now reaching 39°C in my area, I ordered two AC units for the most used rooms in my house (living room and bedroom).
With installation it costed 1300€. A months salary basically. In my area the cheapest unit with installation was 450€, but it didn't look very reliable.
I ordered it 11 days ago, and I'm scheduled to receive it and installed either this week or the next. AC installers are oversaturated with orders this time of the year. It's insane.
At some point in my city there were two shops open in the same street, 100m from each other. Now there's just one open, but it's insane seeing six employees inside with such a low volume of customers.
As far as longevity goes, I have been using the same 8MB official MemoryCard from a launch PS2 my dad bought, with no issues ever. If you have a big collection of games you might run out of space eventually, but deleting save files is pretty easy in the system OS.
I bought a separate 8MB official MemoryCard to install FreeMCBoot on a few years back, but I haven't used it to save any files. It should work the same, though, despite having the Homebrew on it.
If you live in Europe you can buy all sorts of MemoryCards at CeX, asking in the counter as they usually don't display them. I guess anywhere else where they sell and buy second hand games they have MemoryCards too.
I haven't tried any third party ones like MadCatz or the new MicroSD ones, maybe someone else can share their experience :)
I had this same issue with an LG OLED monitor. I'm not 100% sure this was the solution as it was long ago, but you need to NOT have the USB-C power cable connected to the dock, just the HDMI. Connect the Deck to the dock and you'll get image. After this you can plug the dock back to the power cable.
I was out of the loop of Marvel content for a while (last thing I saw was Deadpool & Wolverine) and went to watch Thunderbolts at the cinema to kill an evening.
It was way better than I expected. It's not "absolute cinema" by any means, but the plot is pretty interesting and it touches on some sensitive subjects in a thoughtful way.
Overall I think it's worth your time if you want to follow the upcoming Marvel movies.