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Re: "I Can't Fight This" - Popular Pokémon YouTube Channel Is No More After Nintendo's Copyright Strikes

MetalGear_Yoshi

@MamaSymphonia the 2000s culture where people just made stuff because they wanted to and didn't monetise their content or point people to a patreon? Because I'm pretty sure if this guy had been part of that culture TPC wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

Not even saying I particularly agree with the law but at the end of the day it is what it is. These laws existed during the 2000s do whatever you want era you're talking about as well. The money didn't. You want to be a professional creator don't infringe on others copyrights. Especially not Nintendo or TPC's.

Re: Reminder: Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard From Vampire Survivors Out Now For Switch 1 & 2

MetalGear_Yoshi

So I bought the game for Switch 2 yesterday and I don't think I got the Switch 1 version as it was still available to buy. I didn't realise there was two versions at first so luckily I bought the Switch 2 version. Not a major issue for me personally but just thought I'd mention it. I'll double check when I get home to confirm.

Edit: just noticed they're saying it works the other way. Switch 1 entitles you to switch 2. That's a bit of a shame. Would have bought the Switch 1 version if I had known. Not a big deal as I said but I still do have my OG switch.

Re: Yoshi And The Mysterious Book Lands Switch 2 Release Date

MetalGear_Yoshi

Is this game aimed at everyone or young kids? The voice over in the trailer makes it feel like it's for four year olds. I don't mind things being "kiddie" or anything but idk, this gave me toddler tv show vibes. Like an 8 year old would feel like they're being condescended to.

The gameplay looks like pretty normal (and fun) Nintendo platformer stuff though so I presume it's just the vibe of the trailer.

Re: Poll: Box Art Brawl - Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition

MetalGear_Yoshi

Pal got the best one for a change!

Was such a good game on wii. One of the last games I remember playing over back to back and I think even a third time. Don't have the time for that anymore but usually don't have the inclination either. Just a great combination of enjoyable story and gameplay mixed with fun new game + additions.

Re: Review: 8BitDo Arcade Controller For Switch + Switch 2 - The Best Way To Play Street Fighter 6

MetalGear_Yoshi

I get that a leverless layout may be superior in terms of input speed and accuracy but I play games for fun and if I'm using a "stick" I want the stick. It's most of the appeal of the accessory for me.

Coo that 8bitdo is servicing different markets though. I hope one day they release an arcade pad with a spinner and trackball. Would be so cool for an emulation set up.

Re: Blurred Art In Nintendo's N64 Switch Online Trailer Suggests Exciting Upcoming Additions

MetalGear_Yoshi

Would love Rayman 2. Got it with my N64 but was never able to beat it because I didn't have a memory pak and the cart had no save function.

@wiiware That'd be so cool. Idk why sega themselves don't do a multiplatform app or service. They could do it like NSO if they want to do subscription or that Capcom Stadium game if they want you to buy individual titles. It's like they can't be bothered putting out any retro stuff past the 16bit era or selling Sonic 1-3 for the 39th time.

Re: Poll: Has Your Switch 2's Screen Got Any Nasty Scratches Yet?

MetalGear_Yoshi

I picked up a glass screen protector even though I was hesitant as I'm terrible at putting them on (my og switch looked awful between the bubbles and a big dust spec). Glad I did though as it turned out perfect. Had a frame you put over the Switch 2 for a perfect fit and then took a few minutes to work the bubbles out to edges and I'm very happy with the end result. No dust, no bubbles. I could be imagining it but I feel as if it now attracts less dust than it did the week I had it as it was out of the box.

Re: Nintendo Expands Switch Online's Game Boy Library With Three More Classics

MetalGear_Yoshi

@Scollurio It's baffling to me. Companies are so enamoured with the idea of subscriptions but I can't help but think that if they let people buy the games outright (and had a much larger library on offer) they'd make way more money. Hell, they could have their cake and eat it too by selling the games and having a smaller library like we have now on rotation with the subscription.

That said they've done both ways on a few very successful systems now so they have the numbers, maybe they know better.