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Emulate console games. PS2/Xbox/Gamecube should run pretty well. Wii has pretty similar specs to Gamecube but required a motion controller. I'm not sure about PS3/X360. Any usb controller should work with an emulator.
https://vimm.net/vault
I do plan on running some emulation tests eventually, the only problem with this laptop is it's got 1 usb 2.0, 1 3.0 and type c ports, and my xbox pad is usb and those two slots are being occupied by a kb and mouse.
USB can be split with a USB hub. Or universal laptop docking stations use the USB C port. Or there is a t480s specific laptop dock. USB 3.0 hub is $10. USB-c dock is $20-$50.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J9LW8YW
Thanks, yeah I was thinking about a usb hub
If you can swing it, even a cheap USB C dock (with HDMI) will be worth it over a hub, since you could just plug into a TV for a second/primary monitor and sit back with a controller too.