TF card support on MindPX

octopus

Hi,

is there any requirements on the capacity or speed of TF card when insert into MindPX flight controller?

rolandash

There is some requirement for speed, as otherwise the logging data may be dropped.
Usually class4 or even higher is recommended.

As regarding capacity, it can support as much as FAT file system can support.

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The Co-op Horizon Is Calling Me After Falling Hard for Split Fiction

Split Fiction fueled my love for cooperative games; 2026 titles like Voyagers, Haunted Paws, and Stage Fright promise chaotic fun and dark thrills.

I have spent a large portion of 2025 glued to my couch with a controller in hand, and I can honestly say that Split Fiction ruined me in the best possible way. It was that rare title where the split-screen action felt cinematic, the storytelling hit every emotional beat, and the cooperative interactions never felt tacked on. But as the year wrapped up and the calendar flipped toward 2026, I started looking ahead. The gaming landscape is shifting, and a wave of cooperative games is threatening to swallow my free time whole. From whimsical LEGO adventures to claustrophobic horror, there is an impressive lineup designed to bring couples, friends, and small groups closer together than ever before.

Voyagers of the Tiny Block

There is something undeniably magnetic about LEGO, so when I first saw Voyagers, I felt an immediate rush of childlike glee. This game lets me and a partner take control of two tiny blocky explorers as they trek across vibrant lands to rescue an abandoned spaceship. It lacks the relentless intensity of Split Fiction, but that is precisely why I want it. The puzzles seem creative without being punishing, and the freedom to roam at my own pace feels welcoming. Sometimes I do not want adrenaline; I want a calming journey with someone I love, complete with surprises hidden behind every brick-built corner.

Haunted Paws and Wholesome Spooks

As a lifelong dog person, Haunted Paws immediately grabbed my attention by casting players as canines exploring a spooky yet endearingly childish world. The idea of solving puzzles and uncovering secrets with my coop partner while wagging a virtual tail sounds absolutely delightful. Its charming aesthetic makes it approachable for all ages, and the mechanics seem built around creativity rather than raw skill. I can already picture myself laughing at the silly animations while we use our canine abilities to ward off spirits and save humans in need. It is whimsical, engaging, and exactly the kind of shared experience I crave on a lazy weekend.

Orchestrated Chaos with Stage Fright

Coming from the creators behind Overcooked, Stage Fright has my full attention. I have vivid memories of screaming orders at my friend while our virtual kitchen burned down, so I know this team understands chaotic teamwork. Stage Fright promises more puzzles, more communication, and more scares, all wrapped in a problem-solving setting. The concept of environments splitting into two drastically different themes excites me. One moment I might be navigating a cheerful room while my partner stands in a distorted nightmare version of the same space. That kind of mind-bending absurdity requires constant verbal coordination, and I am absolutely here for the madness.

The Darker Side of Togetherness

Beyond the colorful chaos lies a shadowy corner of cooperative gaming that I find deeply compelling. Little Nightmares 3 is finally bringing a friend into that desolate, shrinking world. The same gloomy atmosphere that gave me goosebumps in previous titles now comes with a companion, and that changes everything. Solving puzzles while both of us are tiny, vulnerable figures in a cold environment sounds emotionally draining in the best way. It is not just a sidescrolling adventure; it is an unsettling exploration of fear itself. Knowing that a beloved franchise is finally embracing cooperative play makes me eager to revisit that world with someone brave enough to stand beside me.

Then there is Reanimal, coming from the same devious minds behind Little Nightmares. This one dials the tension to eleven by forcing both players to share a single claustrophobic camera space. I cannot imagine the stress of squeezing into one cramped perspective while a

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How to Trigger Fatal Resolve in Silksong and Find the Pinstress

Master the Fatal Resolve quest in Hollow Knight: Silksong with this exact route to find the Pinstress and claim the Pin Badge reward.

I'm going to walk you through exactly how I triggered and finished Fatal Resolve in Hollow Knight: Silksong. When I reached Act 3 in the current 2026 build, I made a beeline to Bellhart and checked the Wishing Board. The Fatal Resolve wish was sitting there like a needle left in a pincushion, just waiting for me to pull it. I accepted it, and Hornet was told to find the Pinstress twice, then beat her in a final duel. The reward is the Pin Badge, which decreases the charge time of Needle Strike.

Quest at a Glance

Detail
Info

Quest name
Fatal Resolve

Quest type
Wayfarer

Act
3

Starting point
Bellhart Wishing Board

Pinstress stops
Blasted Steps, Mount Fay

Reward
Pin Badge

Blasted Steps: The Pinstress's Empty House

After taking the wish, my first job was to find the Pinstress's house in Blasted Steps. It sits at the west-most edge of Blasted Steps, near the Sands of Karak entrance. I started from the Blasted Steps Bellway and moved right. I glided down past the hanging cages until a blue flag with pins appeared on my left. From there, I used the platforms to continue in the same direction until I reached an area with a heavy storm. The balloons are key here: I rode them upward to reach the Pinstress house. Inside, I found a bench and a note explaining that she had moved to Mount Fay.

Mount Fay: Tracking a Trail of Pins

The route up to her perch felt like threading a needle through a sandstorm, every platform a thread that wanted to snap. The Pinstress waits on a cliff near the top of Mount Fay's first vertical area. To track her, I interacted with bodies impaled by pins along the way. They are grisly but effective markers.

Here is the path I used:

From the bottom, double jump to the left wall and climb the platform.
Hop right and quickly use the temporary platforms to go higher.
Harpoon the enemy to reach the ring, then cling to the left wall and climb to the upper platform with silk flowers.
Jump to the left wall as leverage to reach the ring on the right.
Hop onto the temporary vertical platform and turn to the left wall, using it to climb to the platform with a warming light.
Look left and cling to the wall while climbing up.
In the next area, stay on the wall and avoid spikes to reach the other side.
Glide down to a warming light and hop to the right side.
Go up the vertical platform carefully to avoid spikes, then use Clawline on the enemy to gain height.
Repeat for the next enemy and land on a metal platform with a pin.
Use the upper enemy to reach the left wall and climb to the top.
Proceed forward and jump onto the upper platform.
Harpoon the enemy to the right to reach the ring.
Double jump to the higher ring, then use the enemies to grab the upper ring.
Follow the path that leads up and inspect the body to continue tracking her.
Go left and rest at the bench if needed.
Jump high and use Clawline into the ring, then use the left wall to reach the nearby enemy.
Use the wall again to reach the ring and go left.
Climb carefully to the warming light, then harpoon the needle to the spikes on the right to land on top of the platform. If that timing feels too tricky, glide down instead and use enemies and temporary platforms to go higher.
Double jump left to find a blue body covered in snow. Hit it a few times to find out it is the Pinstress taking a nap.

The Duel and the Pin Badge

Speak with her, accept the challenge, and the fight begins. The Pinstress jumps around a lot and uses ranged attacks, so her fight cadence is less like a duel and more like a sewing machine in a hurricane. I stayed mobile, used Clawline to close distance, and punished her after ranged volleys. Once the fight is over, Fatal Resolv

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