Who needs a coffee? 'Cause I'm doing a run I'm writing down the orders now for everyone The coffee is free, just like me I'm an unpaid intern Sorting papers, runnin' around (runnin' around) Sitting in the meeting room, not making a sound (not a sound) Barely people, somehow legal Unpaid intern
@nessisonett @Nayr : "Private copying of copyrighted material is illegal in the United Kingdom.[1] According to a 2009 survey, 59% of British consumers believed ripping a CD to be legal, and 55% admitted to doing it.[2][3]"
"U.S. copyright law (Title 17 of the United States Code) generally says that making a copy of an original work, if conducted without the consent of the copyright owner, is infringement. The law makes no explicit grant or denial of a right to make a "personal use" copy of another's copyrighted content on one's own digital media and devices. For example, space shifting, by making a copy of a personally owned audio CD for transfer to an MP3 player for that person's personal use, is not explicitly allowed or forbidden."
The above can be found on Wikipedia under "Ripping". Gray in the US. Seemingly pretty clear cut in the UK where this site is based.
And regarding modding: "This means that mods are “legal” only insofar as game developers suffer them to be so; the moment a developer finds a mod distasteful, it can be found to infringe copyright. Mods, no matter how well-respected or validated by developers, can also be found to infringe copyright through statute."
We know Nintendo don't allow use of their IP so it is copyright infringement.
@diwdiws it's not really ironic. Modding on PC is actively encouraged by Hopoo games for PC.
Modding isn't the issue. It's that Nintendo games can only be modded on a PC where the games are illegitimately uploaded. The ethics are gray, the facts are not.
@Damo you know what else history has taught us about game development?
People are doing it all the time in universities and high schools across the world. Love to see some University-related articles involving Mario in the future
@johnvboy my last comment, but the "wider" view of capitalism is the effect it has on third world countries and the lives of those in countries that are unfortunately under communist regimes. Most of your stuff is likely made in China by people with very low qualities of life. Your chocolate is picked by African children. Your jewelry from mines in underdeveloped countries, mutilated for their resources. It's not hard to see the issues when you actually take a wider perspective.
@AndyC_MK84 Glad to see your quick Google search gave you a very basic concept without elaboration on mimetic desire's cause for violence whilst ignoring the factor of distance creating elevating tension and then not reading far enough to acknowledge the broad and deep association of people using scapegoats to quell mimetic chaos. You have a bit more reading to go
You're both perfectly emulating the mimetic theory as we speak in terms of avoiding mimetic crisis by using me as the scapegoat for the disagreeable problems you collectively agree upon! Nice!
I'd rather use what little influence my comments here have to at least lay groundwork for a casual open-minded reader to potentially expand their horizons.
Once your curiosity for new information dies, there's not much else you can possibly learn or evolve into as a person.
It's quite clear I'm not going to change your mind right now on anything and that you're spending a lot of time defending yourself under the guise that you're somehow defending the entire western civilisation, which is fine as long as you become aware of that.
I'd personally recommend doing a small bit of research into philosophy and mimetic desire though. You might find it interesting ✌️
@johnvboy "trickle-down economics" is a fallacy and everything else you've just mentioned is basically a justification to ensure the inequality a capitalist society is built upon remains in place.
You can read my comments above for more detailed insights on my thoughts and broader psychological and philosophical ideas that back these thoughts.
In fact, rather than read my comments you'd be better off just doing your own objective research through philosophy, psychology, spirituality or mindfulness and you'll come to the conclusion yourself that capitalist society is not how humans are meant to live or thrive. If you could find any philosophies from renowned thinkers that supports the ideas of great inequality and capitalism I'd actually be quite impressed and have to look into it myself.
@AndyC_MK84 We're all on a different journey and at different stages. My journey is at the stage of limiting my new consumption of material possessions and sharing what I have consumed with those who may want to use them for their own enjoyment. Never do I spend retail prices on games, or anything else for that matter, and have built up something more akin to a "library" than what I would call a collection due to the fact that I know I can't play all the games I own and others are welcome to use them. The experiences the games provide are akin to music or movies or books in the same sense that they can provide something to temporarily distract us from other hardships, but outside of that I don't really have much else. Physical Blu rays no longer appeal to me much in the same way I have grown past collecting CDs. This ideology is easier to accept when you realise that all of it is essentially an indestructible plastic burden on our planet and will outlive me.
I could debunk your thought process here again, but it seems you keep trying to take the route of defending yourself rather than objectively comprehending the arguments being presented.
In the scope of broad existence in the fabric of our reality, humans are almost all identical. It is merely our circumstances, the stories we tell ourselves and the blame we deflect to others for our own shortcomings and inability to be better which create our "differences" in a philosophical sense.
"Happiness" through material object collection is a consumeristic narrative based on mimetic desire to push forward an ultimately non-existent economy. The small amount of adrenaline or dopamine that you receive when obtaining a new object quickly diminishes and we believe to recapture that feeling, we must repeat the process in the hopes that next time the feeling will last longer. Being aware of this psychological fact can help bring you out of the facade.
@AndyC_MK84 the problem with all of your points is that they're coming from your immediate perspective.
Not that it matters, but "most" of us humans don't actually live in this life of perpetual bliss that you're implying by the analogy of things making you happy. Modern Western capitalism is the main reason for sweat shops in under-developed or developing countries, for the existence of Blood diamonds, for the over-pollution of our air, pollution of our oceans with plastic, the deforestation of our natural land for cattle farming and palm oil plantations and for child labour (read: slavery) in industries seemingly as innocuous as cocoa bean farming.
On a planet of finite resources and finite currency, for one to succeed they effectively take away from their "family" in the way of other humans and our closely-biologically related animals in the way of their habitat through the aforementioned reasons.
I don't feel the need to publically parade my income or lack-there-of as it's a meaningless measure of wealth that our lovely "society" has based all sense of worth upon as a human. If the only reason you used that point was to belittle me and, therefore, my argument I believe that that speaks louder than any criticism towards wealth and power imbalances alongside the well-known mental health issues that these issues (taking more than one needs, hoarding) have long been associated with.
If you truly are seeking and obsessed with the idea of finding true happiness, you're more likely to discover it by helping your fellow humans, disregarding all your unused and unnecessary material objects, meditating and bringing yourself into the present moment where you may find that life is more than acquiring currency from people who will always be financially better off than you, not through their own hard work, but because of yours.
@AndyC_MK84 "you can't drive five cars at once even if they all be Cadillacs" - Alan Watts
The constant need to purchase things in an attempt to feel "happy", as you've insinuated, has been debunked many times through psychological studies on the effects of desire.
Money and things don't make you happy beyond the difference between having next-to-nothing and having enough to live comfortably without the fear of death or illness due to a lack of it. There are people who genuinely live with that fear on a daily basis. Not knowing when their next meal will be, yet we accept spending $156k on a bit of plastic in a box that will never be used for its intended purpose is a totally fine and normal thing for someone to do?
This is probably one of my favourite Switch experiences due to the serenity. Then again, I watch Orcas swimming on YouTube for my personal enjoyment so this was right up my alley
If you're at all into Marine life, I highly recommend this.
The attention to detail put into the animals' movements and behaviours is more than you'd expect from a title such as this. The Orcas and whales featured in this game really make me feel things.
I feel like this would have benefited from being released about 25 years ago.
The more successful modern "retro" games feel and look a ton smoother than the games that inspired them. The obvious examples being the likes of Shovel Knight and Celeste. Gameplay evolves and what I'm seeing from the video is a game with more modern visuals and outdated repetitive gameplay tropes from that NES era.
Why are there articles about unofficial (illegal) mods for a game that came out 3 years ago, yet no coverage at all on the Risk of Rain 2 update?
And I ask that because I believe Damien actually reads the comments and may provide a response of some sort.
You could say the lack of RoR2 interest determines its lack of clicks and yadda yadda yadda, but then you have the EA "catch 22". More exposure for RoR2 on a site like this may increase its interest and, therefore, clicks.
A 1.0 update on, I believe, the only "Early access" game to ever land on a Nintendo system seems pretty damn newsworthy
@Eel the game sold over 1 million copies on Steam alone after its first month on sale in Early Access.
That was prior to the game's launch on consoles in Early Access and obviously the 1.0 patch on PC a few months ago and now on consoles as of this week.
Not to mention the game was featured in a Nintendo Direct which was my first exposure to it over a year ago before picking up the physical which included the prequel which has also been available on Switch for quite some time now.
You not being aware of its existence means nothing when talking about its broader appeal
@Eel This website has numerous posts that are "sourced" from Twitter or Reddit. Many more based entirely on rumours that never come to fruition.
Hopoo games has made it very clear for a long time that the 1.0 release of Risk of Rain 2 would be coming to consoles this week. Since the last time this site reported on the game, it has received at least 2-3 major updates to performance and visuals that far exceed any other Switch game performance updates I've ever been aware of and multiple other news outlets have reported on them.
Not being sent material isn't really a valid reason
@Eel that's nice and edgy of you and all, but it's still news and you're associating frequent comments that you've chosen to let annoy you with a game experience that is of incredibly high quality.
Associating the two only means you've allowed my comments to negatively affect your perception of a quality game you've not played due to your bias towards this website due to your position and, therefore, identity as a Moderator.
@Chlocean I appreciate the straight forward and helpful idea in your response.
I may do that, but it would also be a little bit disappointing if they let something like "he's asking for it so now we won't do it" be the reason not to report on a genuinely big Switch milestone.
I still believe it's the first Early access title to release on a Nintendo console and get patched to completion.
@TheAwesomeBowser all your comment has done is confirm you haven't played the game.
Risk of Rain 2 is a phenomenal experience made by a team of 3 people that has earned its spot as one of the most enjoyable and anticipated games of 2020.
The Polish and surprising lack of any major bugs or glitches is testament to its care in design.
Also if you're attacking grammar to deflect the attention away from your lack of an argument, that's quite sad.
So I'm going to assume there's one of 2 things happening
1. The Nintendo Life staff deem Risk of Rain 2 too unimportant to report on at all
2. They are literally unaware that the game they reviewed and forgot about in its Early access stage exists still and is now complete
There is no other explanation that can possibly exist that gives reasoning as to why "THO Simulator" gets preferential posting - assumedly because it would get more interactions due to morbid curiosity.
@TheAwesomeBowser considering the game was entirely playable and enjoyable before the 1.0 update makes me see you've clearly never played the game before and have a jaded perspective on the term "Early access"
I do not. But just thought I'd point out the inconsistencies with the reporting here.
Disappointing they go where "the clicks" are even if it means going with cat related Twitter or Reddit posts rather than one of the console's best games receiving its 1.0 update. A pretty big moment. How many other early access titles have ever launched on a Nintendo system and had their development completed?
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Re: Get Serious About Fun With A Nintendo Of America Internship In 2022
Who needs a coffee? 'Cause I'm doing a run
I'm writing down the orders now for everyone
The coffee is free, just like me
I'm an unpaid intern
Sorting papers, runnin' around (runnin' around)
Sitting in the meeting room, not making a sound (not a sound)
Barely people, somehow legal
Unpaid intern
Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 'Second Wind' Expansion Mod Adds Age Of Calamity Boss And Mammoths
@nessisonett @Nayr :
"Private copying of copyrighted material is illegal in the United Kingdom.[1] According to a 2009 survey, 59% of British consumers believed ripping a CD to be legal, and 55% admitted to doing it.[2][3]"
"U.S. copyright law (Title 17 of the United States Code) generally says that making a copy of an original work, if conducted without the consent of the copyright owner, is infringement. The law makes no explicit grant or denial of a right to make a "personal use" copy of another's copyrighted content on one's own digital media and devices. For example, space shifting, by making a copy of a personally owned audio CD for transfer to an MP3 player for that person's personal use, is not explicitly allowed or forbidden."
The above can be found on Wikipedia under "Ripping". Gray in the US. Seemingly pretty clear cut in the UK where this site is based.
And regarding modding:
"This means that mods are “legal” only insofar as game developers suffer them to be so; the moment a developer finds a mod distasteful, it can be found to infringe copyright. Mods, no matter how well-respected or validated by developers, can also be found to infringe copyright through statute."
We know Nintendo don't allow use of their IP so it is copyright infringement.
Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 'Second Wind' Expansion Mod Adds Age Of Calamity Boss And Mammoths
@diwdiws it's not really ironic. Modding on PC is actively encouraged by Hopoo games for PC.
Modding isn't the issue. It's that Nintendo games can only be modded on a PC where the games are illegitimately uploaded. The ethics are gray, the facts are not.
Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 'Second Wind' Expansion Mod Adds Age Of Calamity Boss And Mammoths
@BloodNinja if this was a PC page about PC games that can be legally modded and enjoyed that makes a lot of sense.
This is a Nintendo news site that's popularity is entirely tied to the success of Nintendo's flagship device, the Switch.
It cannot play this "DLC"
Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 'Second Wind' Expansion Mod Adds Age Of Calamity Boss And Mammoths
@Damo you know what else history has taught us about game development?
People are doing it all the time in universities and high schools across the world. Love to see some University-related articles involving Mario in the future
Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild 'Second Wind' Expansion Mod Adds Age Of Calamity Boss And Mammoths
I love being able to play these expansions on my definitely capable and legal Nintendo Switch!
Thanks for encouraging this, NLife!
Re: Risk Of Rain 2 Anniversary Update Makes Its Way To Switch Tomorrow
@Kilamanjaro
What a time to be alive
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@johnvboy my last comment, but the "wider" view of capitalism is the effect it has on third world countries and the lives of those in countries that are unfortunately under communist regimes. Most of your stuff is likely made in China by people with very low qualities of life. Your chocolate is picked by African children. Your jewelry from mines in underdeveloped countries, mutilated for their resources. It's not hard to see the issues when you actually take a wider perspective.
@AndyC_MK84
Glad to see your quick Google search gave you a very basic concept without elaboration on mimetic desire's cause for violence whilst ignoring the factor of distance creating elevating tension and then not reading far enough to acknowledge the broad and deep association of people using scapegoats to quell mimetic chaos. You have a bit more reading to go
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@johnvboy
@AndyC_MK84
You're both perfectly emulating the mimetic theory as we speak in terms of avoiding mimetic crisis by using me as the scapegoat for the disagreeable problems you collectively agree upon! Nice!
Check out the book
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/0646960423/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_t5yUFbSDKVYXX
This book is like $3 AUD. Even has pictures.
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84
I'd rather use what little influence my comments here have to at least lay groundwork for a casual open-minded reader to potentially expand their horizons.
Once your curiosity for new information dies, there's not much else you can possibly learn or evolve into as a person.
It's quite clear I'm not going to change your mind right now on anything and that you're spending a lot of time defending yourself under the guise that you're somehow defending the entire western civilisation, which is fine as long as you become aware of that.
I'd personally recommend doing a small bit of research into philosophy and mimetic desire though. You might find it interesting ✌️
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@johnvboy "trickle-down economics" is a fallacy and everything else you've just mentioned is basically a justification to ensure the inequality a capitalist society is built upon remains in place.
You can read my comments above for more detailed insights on my thoughts and broader psychological and philosophical ideas that back these thoughts.
In fact, rather than read my comments you'd be better off just doing your own objective research through philosophy, psychology, spirituality or mindfulness and you'll come to the conclusion yourself that capitalist society is not how humans are meant to live or thrive. If you could find any philosophies from renowned thinkers that supports the ideas of great inequality and capitalism I'd actually be quite impressed and have to look into it myself.
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84
We're all on a different journey and at different stages. My journey is at the stage of limiting my new consumption of material possessions and sharing what I have consumed with those who may want to use them for their own enjoyment. Never do I spend retail prices on games, or anything else for that matter, and have built up something more akin to a "library" than what I would call a collection due to the fact that I know I can't play all the games I own and others are welcome to use them. The experiences the games provide are akin to music or movies or books in the same sense that they can provide something to temporarily distract us from other hardships, but outside of that I don't really have much else. Physical Blu rays no longer appeal to me much in the same way I have grown past collecting CDs. This ideology is easier to accept when you realise that all of it is essentially an indestructible plastic burden on our planet and will outlive me.
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84
I could debunk your thought process here again, but it seems you keep trying to take the route of defending yourself rather than objectively comprehending the arguments being presented.
In the scope of broad existence in the fabric of our reality, humans are almost all identical. It is merely our circumstances, the stories we tell ourselves and the blame we deflect to others for our own shortcomings and inability to be better which create our "differences" in a philosophical sense.
"Happiness" through material object collection is a consumeristic narrative based on mimetic desire to push forward an ultimately non-existent economy. The small amount of adrenaline or dopamine that you receive when obtaining a new object quickly diminishes and we believe to recapture that feeling, we must repeat the process in the hopes that next time the feeling will last longer. Being aware of this psychological fact can help bring you out of the facade.
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84 the problem with all of your points is that they're coming from your immediate perspective.
Not that it matters, but "most" of us humans don't actually live in this life of perpetual bliss that you're implying by the analogy of things making you happy. Modern Western capitalism is the main reason for sweat shops in under-developed or developing countries, for the existence of Blood diamonds, for the over-pollution of our air, pollution of our oceans with plastic, the deforestation of our natural land for cattle farming and palm oil plantations and for child labour (read: slavery) in industries seemingly as innocuous as cocoa bean farming.
On a planet of finite resources and finite currency, for one to succeed they effectively take away from their "family" in the way of other humans and our closely-biologically related animals in the way of their habitat through the aforementioned reasons.
I don't feel the need to publically parade my income or lack-there-of as it's a meaningless measure of wealth that our lovely "society" has based all sense of worth upon as a human. If the only reason you used that point was to belittle me and, therefore, my argument I believe that that speaks louder than any criticism towards wealth and power imbalances alongside the well-known mental health issues that these issues (taking more than one needs, hoarding) have long been associated with.
If you truly are seeking and obsessed with the idea of finding true happiness, you're more likely to discover it by helping your fellow humans, disregarding all your unused and unnecessary material objects, meditating and bringing yourself into the present moment where you may find that life is more than acquiring currency from people who will always be financially better off than you, not through their own hard work, but because of yours.
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@johnvboy you have a very narrow perspective on the human condition of you can truly justify what you're saying
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@AndyC_MK84 "you can't drive five cars at once even if they all be Cadillacs" - Alan Watts
The constant need to purchase things in an attempt to feel "happy", as you've insinuated, has been debunked many times through psychological studies on the effects of desire.
Money and things don't make you happy beyond the difference between having next-to-nothing and having enough to live comfortably without the fear of death or illness due to a lack of it. There are people who genuinely live with that fear on a daily basis. Not knowing when their next meal will be, yet we accept spending $156k on a bit of plastic in a box that will never be used for its intended purpose is a totally fine and normal thing for someone to do?
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (November 21st)
Risk of Rain 2
Re: Sealed Copy Of Super Mario Bros. 3 Sells For $156,000
@nessisonett I appreciate that I'm not the only one appalled by these posts relating to finance and praising of bad capitalism
Re: Limited Run Reveals Trover Saves The Universe Physical Release For Switch
@HotGoomba___Rebrand
You've allowed the most repeated joke about the Rick and Morty fan base to fly right over your head.
Re: Happy 68th Birthday, Shigeru Miyamoto
My favourite Miyamoto quote is:
"Go and play my newest game, Risk of Rain 2, now available on Nintendo Switch"
Thanks again, big guy. RIP
Re: The GodView V5 Headset Delivers Pin-Sharp Visuals And Weighs Just 55 Grams, And It Works With Your Switch
@Damo humble brag
Re: Abzu Is Just $1.99 On The Switch eShop, That's 90% Off
@Lionyone reasonable expectations.
This is probably one of my favourite Switch experiences due to the serenity. Then again, I watch Orcas swimming on YouTube for my personal enjoyment so this was right up my alley
Re: Abzu Is Just $1.99 On The Switch eShop, That's 90% Off
If you're at all into Marine life, I highly recommend this.
The attention to detail put into the animals' movements and behaviours is more than you'd expect from a title such as this. The Orcas and whales featured in this game really make me feel things.
Playing through the title as I'm typing this
Re: Crysis Remastered On Switch Updated To Version 1.5.0, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
"As usual, your game will automatically update if your system is connected to the internet"
This never seems to happen unless you've recently played a game. I regularly have to go through my hundreds of digital titles scanning for updates.
Re: Spiritual Successor To "Underrated And Misunderstood" Zelda II Could Be Switch-Bound
@Willsy
Being contrarian and reiterating commonly referenced criticism about a popular game isn't a personality
Re: Spiritual Successor To "Underrated And Misunderstood" Zelda II Could Be Switch-Bound
I feel like this would have benefited from being released about 25 years ago.
The more successful modern "retro" games feel and look a ton smoother than the games that inspired them. The obvious examples being the likes of Shovel Knight and Celeste. Gameplay evolves and what I'm seeing from the video is a game with more modern visuals and outdated repetitive gameplay tropes from that NES era.
Re: Risk Of Rain 2 Drops On Switch This Summer
Nice article!
Re: Random: This Unofficial Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Mod Makes It Pad-Smashingly Hard
@bluemage1989 your username reminds me of the nanocharge attack from the mage character, Artificer, in the little-known indie title Risk of Rain 2
Re: Random: This Unofficial Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Mod Makes It Pad-Smashingly Hard
Why are there articles about unofficial (illegal) mods for a game that came out 3 years ago, yet no coverage at all on the Risk of Rain 2 update?
And I ask that because I believe Damien actually reads the comments and may provide a response of some sort.
You could say the lack of RoR2 interest determines its lack of clicks and yadda yadda yadda, but then you have the EA "catch 22". More exposure for RoR2 on a site like this may increase its interest and, therefore, clicks.
A 1.0 update on, I believe, the only "Early access" game to ever land on a Nintendo system seems pretty damn newsworthy
Re: THO Simulator Is Your Chance To "Examine Damage" And, Erm, "Ensure Safe Roads" On Switch
@Eel the game sold over 1 million copies on Steam alone after its first month on sale in Early Access.
That was prior to the game's launch on consoles in Early Access and obviously the 1.0 patch on PC a few months ago and now on consoles as of this week.
Not to mention the game was featured in a Nintendo Direct which was my first exposure to it over a year ago before picking up the physical which included the prequel which has also been available on Switch for quite some time now.
You not being aware of its existence means nothing when talking about its broader appeal
Re: THO Simulator Is Your Chance To "Examine Damage" And, Erm, "Ensure Safe Roads" On Switch
@Eel This website has numerous posts that are "sourced" from Twitter or Reddit. Many more based entirely on rumours that never come to fruition.
Hopoo games has made it very clear for a long time that the 1.0 release of Risk of Rain 2 would be coming to consoles this week. Since the last time this site reported on the game, it has received at least 2-3 major updates to performance and visuals that far exceed any other Switch game performance updates I've ever been aware of and multiple other news outlets have reported on them.
Not being sent material isn't really a valid reason
Re: THO Simulator Is Your Chance To "Examine Damage" And, Erm, "Ensure Safe Roads" On Switch
@Eel that's nice and edgy of you and all, but it's still news and you're associating frequent comments that you've chosen to let annoy you with a game experience that is of incredibly high quality.
Associating the two only means you've allowed my comments to negatively affect your perception of a quality game you've not played due to your bias towards this website due to your position and, therefore, identity as a Moderator.
Re: THO Simulator Is Your Chance To "Examine Damage" And, Erm, "Ensure Safe Roads" On Switch
@Chlocean I appreciate the straight forward and helpful idea in your response.
I may do that, but it would also be a little bit disappointing if they let something like "he's asking for it so now we won't do it" be the reason not to report on a genuinely big Switch milestone.
I still believe it's the first Early access title to release on a Nintendo console and get patched to completion.
Re: The Outer Worlds On Switch Has Been Updated To Version 1.2
@TheAwesomeBowser all your comment has done is confirm you haven't played the game.
Risk of Rain 2 is a phenomenal experience made by a team of 3 people that has earned its spot as one of the most enjoyable and anticipated games of 2020.
The Polish and surprising lack of any major bugs or glitches is testament to its care in design.
Also if you're attacking grammar to deflect the attention away from your lack of an argument, that's quite sad.
Re: THO Simulator Is Your Chance To "Examine Damage" And, Erm, "Ensure Safe Roads" On Switch
So I'm going to assume there's one of 2 things happening
1. The Nintendo Life staff deem Risk of Rain 2 too unimportant to report on at all
2. They are literally unaware that the game they reviewed and forgot about in its Early access stage exists still and is now complete
There is no other explanation that can possibly exist that gives reasoning as to why "THO Simulator" gets preferential posting - assumedly because it would get more interactions due to morbid curiosity.
Re: The Outer Worlds On Switch Has Been Updated To Version 1.2
@TheAwesomeBowser considering the game was entirely playable and enjoyable before the 1.0 update makes me see you've clearly never played the game before and have a jaded perspective on the term "Early access"
Re: The Outer Worlds On Switch Updated To Version 1.2, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
@HeyItsFlapjack
I do not. But just thought I'd point out the inconsistencies with the reporting here.
Disappointing they go where "the clicks" are even if it means going with cat related Twitter or Reddit posts rather than one of the console's best games receiving its 1.0 update. A pretty big moment. How many other early access titles have ever launched on a Nintendo system and had their development completed?
Re: The Outer Worlds On Switch Updated To Version 1.2, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
Another update article
how interesting...
Re: Feature: Best Nintendo Switch Local Wireless Multiplayer Games
You know what else has a terrific local wireless mode?
RISK OF RAIN 2
Re: Multiplayer Horror Dead By Daylight Gets Graphics Update, Halloween Event And More
This is ridiculous. Dead by Daylight gets an article about an update before Risk of Rain 2 lmao
Re: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Version 9.0.1 Arrives This Week
@Ghostchip you know, just THE ENDING.
No big deal. It's not like the early access game the site reviewed is now finally finished
Re: Best Cheap Nintendo Switch Games - Switch eShop Deals (Europe)
This Strange Realm of Mine is a sleeper "hidden gem" that NintendoLife are yet to review
Re: Haunted Hallows Celebrates Its Rocket League Return With Ghostbusters
Wow. No comments.
Guess this article doesn't contain enough cats.