I can take Youngblood for xbone. Got the system for Conkers but wouldn’t mind a wolf game on there

Depends the part, depends on the quality.

3D printing is great for small scale manufacturing and is production ready. But the QC needs to be top notch. Plus not everyone has or can use a 3d printer.

That said, if you sell 3d prints it needs to be disclosed, and you need to offer a decent warranty.

I make 3d printed e-reader cases. I designed it to be repairable and these parts have a very long warranty for the 3d printed parts since I know they won’t be as durable as injection molded.

Add Eureka Technologies in lower Sackville NS.

Good price good variety when I was last in NS.

https://www.eurekatec.ca/

Amazon it’s a right angle to Garmin connector. In hindsight I probably could’ve got the charging puck instead

If you are into light novels the publisher JNovel Club sells their books DRM free from their website

Humm, for PCs I’d have to say iMac

For game consoles it’s a hard debate between the GameBoy Pocket or the GameBoy Micro. One is the essence of a GameBoy shrunken down to a power efficent and usable design. While the other is the smallest you can make a console while still having it usable.