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Re: Rumour: Dataminer Uncovers SNES Games For Nintendo Switch Online Service

Hordak

The 30th Anniversary of GameBoy is this year. There's one of the emulators.

The 2nd Anniversary of Switch is in March. We can expect something to happen then, hopefully.

Nintendo just stopped production of the NES and SNES Classic consoles. Makes sense for them to stop production and sell through stock before releasing all of those Classic console games on Switch Online.

Re: Soapbox: Why I'm Not Excited About Playing NES Games On The Nintendo Switch

Hordak

Bring on the NES goodness! I, for one, am absolutely delighted that I get to play these games on the go on the Switch. Instead of hauling some other device and trying to find a TV available, all that is needed is a Switch and a charger. I've literally been dreaming of this since I got my original Gameboy for Christmas in 1989. The future (from 1989) is NOW!

Re: UK Schools Want To Bring The Cardboard Creativity Of Nintendo Labo Into The Classroom

Hordak

@cleveland124
We have a building principal who is very supportive of trying new things to get kids engaged. He purchased a Nintendo Switch and three of each Kit. He only asked that the kids themselves give him a daily update with their progress which they have been filming with the Raberry Pi they had just programmed for the event. We are also going to add some progress videos to our school website. Trust me, the kids are currently very excited but, like you are wondering, it will be interesting to see how long the excitement holds on. That is why we are having them essentially try to make the standard constructions with different types of material besides the cardboard.

Re: Could Switch's Non-Compliant USB-C Spec Be To Blame For Third-Party Docks Bricking Consoles?

Hordak

Plug and play third party accessories have always been junk, in my opinion, anyway. Nearly every third party controller, cable, power supply, etc. that I've ever owned since the days of the Atari 2600 have felt like garbage or eventually failed. The only official piece of hardware I've ever owned that failed were the three Xbox 360's that red-ringed on me that I foolishly purchased from Microsoft.