desperate times: can one play games off of a generator?
I know this has been discussed before but I can't remember the outcome..
In our home, the garcade is opened and used pretty much every day. If Hurricane Irene stays on its current path, it's gonna hit us in MD pretty good. I love the garcade on rainy days bc it still makes for something fun to do with the kids.
Should this Hurricane hit as they are predicting, chances are pretty darn good that power will be lost for some time. Is it worth considering powering up games using a generator? Or go back to the 5th century and read a book (uugggghhhhhhhh)?
I know this has been discussed before but I can't remember the outcome..
In our home, the garcade is opened and used pretty much every day. If Hurricane Irene stays on its current path, it's gonna hit us in MD pretty good. I love the garcade on rainy days bc it still makes for something fun to do with the kids.
Should this Hurricane hit as they are predicting, chances are pretty darn good that power will be lost for some time. Is it worth considering powering up games using a generator? Or go back to the 5th century and read a book (uugggghhhhhhhh)?


