@Uncle_Franklin It's only easy if you understand the difference between sources and put in the effort. People abandoned blu rays because putting a disc in was too much work.
@Bolt_Strike Yes, I know this is true. But in practice it's just like whistleblowing.a refusal will end your career and will lead to being replaced. It's a system that sounds like it will protect people but rarely does because those who act morally often will lose everything.
We need them to refuse and do the right thing, but when 60% of people who join the military agree with an immoral order, any refusal will lead to suffering in vain.
I am not arguing they shouldn't refuse, I just am being realistic in what will happen. I also would rather focus on historically how few people with that power have acted to prevent regimes from becoming more radical and destructive.
The exact same political movement happened in 1933 in Germany. I am not saying we will see the same outcomes as we did in Germany, only that we have to prepare for the same outcomes. All we can say without speculation is we have the same message of hate pushing into power a similar populist that wants more power and less checks for only the people who prescribe to his party dynamic.
That's the only similarity I want to focus on so people take it seriously. There a huge difference to what happened in 1933 and 34 in Germany from what happened in 1939-45. Don't take what I say to mean I am comparing this government to the 1942 German government. I am comparing to 1933.
ICE is a Gestapo, tariffs are a promise to put the homeland first, and we already saw him try to shut down democracy in January 6th. There were military members who refused his orders then and they resigned. It's foolish to assume he hasn't replaced them all with loyalists. I think the world needs to fear what happens if they continue down the path.
I don't feel safer knowing that they can refuse an order and be replaced with another person down the line. Snowden blew the whistle and nothing changed and he became a fugitive.
This man has abducted a sovereign leader and bombed another nation without any approval from Congress and without any refusal in the military chain of command.
@DonnieTACO What money are they supposed to return to you? The inflated money is going to the US Government. They actually lowered their prices by not raising the price to cover costs (at least to some degree, although we do not know the full story )
If the tariffs go away, the money taken was already taken and spent by the US Government. If they get that back and they never will because a dictator doesn't respect laws. Yet you're trying to argue against people because a corporation is also bad?
If you had to give your money to a murderer or a thief, and there was no other choice... You would argue the murder should keep it because why bother?!?
And it is vanity alone. Conservative policies under Trump have not made life cheaper, they have not solved any problems at all. They have all three branches of the government and your life has not improved because they never sought to improve your life people. They came into office and did exactly what they wanted to do.
They secured the status quo where their wealth increases because of a rigged gambling apparatus called the stock market that creates fake wealth by pumping oil out of the ground and building bombs, all subsidized by the income taxes they don't pay but you do.
The reason your life is so hard is they keep 99% of every cent created by your productivity and convince you that 'whomever you hate' is taking all your money away.
Which makes more sense? The people who own private jets, private yachts, private security, private armies, and private equity are taking your money, or the people so poor they live 20 people in a building and will work for minimum wage or less just to eat?
Until people are willing to admit they have a problem they are just enabling their addiction. Unfortunately this addiction isn't just self harm, you're killing the entire world. You don't like being called a villain, and you claim it's because you're being attacked. But you're being called a villain because you need to admit there's a problem to address it.
No one is hunting you down or committing hate crimes or genocide to you. There is only one group rounding people into concentration camps and calling for violence. It's the people who support Trump.
If you choose not to do everything you can to change systems and personal actions towards a moral improvement, you have made your decision. Inaction is acting to uphold the rule of those in power now. I cannot turn away in words or drop the mirror because it's immoral to plead ignorance when you know better.
There is a lot telling in the actions of those who demand apolitical content, that argues they have a unique understanding because they do their own research, and those who argue others have done worse without any proof. All of these actions are actions that justify inaction. It is the argument to silence discourse and dehumanizing the people suffering into being unimportant to their narrative.
People are people, it doesn't matter their background. They all have to survive and feel good. When I call people out, it's not to make them feel bad, it's to beg them to see that they have the power to choose to be bad or be good but it begins now. You don't realize you're an addict in order to negate the damage you did when on drugs, you do it so you can change your future.
If you sided with Trump because you believed him, you did wrong and the evidence is here and you can try to avoid looking in the mirror at yourself for being a part of it, but it will continue. I am telling people they need to change the damage is not done. It's going to get worse and you have the power to change your role right now.
Some people will fight a war 160 years after it's over and some will 2000 years later. The only reason they do this is because they can't accept they were the villains. They refuse to attone and then get mad when the wronged parties don't trust them with all the power their ancestors abused. It's absolutely mad to behave this way.
People are willing to take on a mortgage for a home, but they are unwilling to take on a metaphoric mortgage to fix their mistakes along any timeframe. Instead of fixing slavery they made jim crow. Instead of fixing Jim crow they made the southern strategy, instead of fixing that they pushed homophobia. Instead of fixing that they pushed transphobia. And instead of saying I was wrong even once they instead herald the most vile human in Presidential history as a messiah just because he refuses to acknowledge any fault in himself and it pardons their own villainous existence.
They will get on their pedestal and, despite failing out of high school, they will argue all history is wrong. Despite never going past algebra, they will argue they understand statistics and science more than all living people. Instead of admitting they misremembered South African history, they will insist they are from a multi -verse. You don't do these things if you are committed to improving the world, you do them if you are committed in perserving the only thing that matters to you and you are stating it's your vanity.
@BLK_4EVER Very few people want to hear from me. Because looking into a mirror is the easiest way to lose your vanity and security in the moral value of yourself. I am one of the least popular people in the world.
I can't help but point out the hypocrisy and condemn it. People hate it. I think it says something about the real hierarchy of value. People would rather work in unfair systems than see themselves as ignorant or uncaring.
People need to understand that ignorance is not a crime nor a fault. It's being unexposed to knowledge, it's just the nature of time. But when you come in contact with knowledge, if you choose to ignore it you're crossing into the obtuse and making a moral stance. This is the point of your agency as a person.
@BLK_4EVER I wish I could behave the way far right people behave.
Imagine walking into a bank and taking as much money as you want and just saying, "well I heard someone before me came in and took way more and did bad things with it so I have every right to do whatever I want."
These people are fed a lie from birth that there's a racial hierarchy and everything good comes from one race and bad from another. They don't even recognize the illogical nature of their claims and will argue that the world is flat while staring at it from orbit.
They don't realize that what they're arguing for is to allow the rich to get away with everything they want in exchange for a punching bag.
They won't ever experience being fired because the new boss hates gay people, or not being called in for an interview because their name sounds too 'ethnic'. They don't understand privilege, they only see themselves as a victim because when you're given an unfair advantage, it feels unfair when even 5% of it goes away.
Playing by the rules feels like a crime when your grandparents could murder a man or enslave them because they didn't like the look of them. They rather create an imaginary world than apologize and live an equal life.
These tariffs are proof. The richest country on Earth is arguing other countries have an unfair advantage on America... It's absurd but it feels true because the only ones ripping Americans off, they do exist but they're wealthy Americans.
But they can't see it because they look like they should be in the same tribe as them. They rather believe the people who feel like outsiders are to blame because they can't consider a more complicated narrative than one understood with eyes.
@Robertu83 I think you're being naive to what is happening here, and maybe overly hopeful about what's going to happen.
When Trump lost reelection he lied about losing and tried to stay in power illegally and used his resources to try to seize the transfer of power and failed only because he didn't go far enough.
First things he did this time was fire everyone who wasn't loyal and create an armed Gestapo that answers to him and not an oath to the constitution. He isn't leaving office. You're going to see it play out on the midterms. He is going to remove every threat to his dictatorship and the people with the keys to power are going to help him because they're itching to replace him when he dies of old age with a more controllable puppet.
@GoldenSunRM You're right, but at this point I tried it both ways and honestly people aren't going to pay attention either way. I think now it's more important we recognize what we did historically for those that survive. People need to understand that it's on record that this man used the playbook of that group and won because of it. You need to be clear who you're standing with.
I do want to say though, I tried to convince people they were wrong online and in person before all three elections and I would have a better chance of lifting a mountain.
People are stubborn and unwilling to learn anything uncomfortable. But even though it is hopeless, it needs to be said again and again because inactivity guarantees outcomes.
@Emacster I am. It's completely because of the fact that the true majority were people too ambivalent or postering to vote. The majority of people hated him but those people did not go and vote.
I have talked to them. They have bought into that bull South Park shovelled about both sides being awful. I have heard them with my own ears say that they hate him with a passion but democrats are bad too so they refuse to vote.
This always happens in democracy. Even though voting is an easy thing to do, people get disillusioned and stop caring enough to vote. Am I saying that everything would be great if they voted for Kamala? No, it wouldn't. However we wouldn't have these problems.
People refuse to learn from history and they are doomed to repeat it. And just to be clear, the tariffs are the least of our concerns. People should be terrified based on the person Trump is acting most like historically.
@OmnitronVariant Everyone is allowed to be a fool. But if you're helping burn down the world by creating suffering through support, then you're not going to be celebrated.
I think back to every old person from Germany I met in my life alive during WW2. They always insisted they were against what happened there. But obviously they didn't hate it that much because they didn't stop it.
There's a massive difference in supporting a horrible person doing 15% of stuff you like and 10% atrocities. Because you should never permit the atrocities and you can always find someone who will do that 15% without the 10% evil.
But you need to know he is doing nothing to help anyone but about 10000 people in the world. While leading the world to war and creating concentration camps.
You may be okay with conservative policies, but what exists now is so far right of that you need to understand what is happening is not good for anyone.
@darkswabber I completely disagree. These are important things that people can't ignore. The ability to ignore news is what allowed our society to fall apart.
If you're that upset about it, you can hit ignore on everyone that disagrees with you and things will get worse. If people don't learn what exactly is going on, they can't possibly act to stop it. It's like the first step of fixing a problem is recognizing there is one.
Yet we live in an age where all our information is filtered through a magic device that makes you believe everyone agrees with you. It's not healthy for you or the world.
I have most of these with full boxes and I really should sell them now while they're worth a lot. Including Ninja 5-0.
I wanted to keep games to play in the future but I am just far too depressed to do anything beyond YouTube. Never thought when I was young I would ever feel too bad to play the video games I loved.
Companies are not pricing things on the value, but the demand. They know what is inelastic and that's hobbies, nostalgia, and stuff for your precious baby. That's why wood toys cost so much and the same for Lego.
Want them to be cheaper? Stop buying them at this price. The future is grim because 80% of all people do not act logically and will pay anything for anything just to feel good for a minute.
Amiibo should have failed, but they're more expensive than ever. I rest my case, mostly because I know you won't listen.
I am glad to have this, but I don't think it will come into play very often. Most games I play handheld are indie games that usually aren't in need of a big boost. If a game is about graphics it's on my TV. If it's about killing time, I am using handheld while watching TV.
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Re: Nintendo To Change Pricing For Digital & Physical Switch 2 Exclusives, Starting With Yoshi
@Chocobo_Shepherd I like this, but I think it's over.
Re: Nintendo To Change Pricing For Digital & Physical Switch 2 Exclusives, Starting With Yoshi
This is definitely a sign they're struggling bad, especially because of Tariffs.
Re: Poll: Who's Your Favourite Resident Evil Playable Character?
Pointless question to ask.
The best game is RE4, so Leon.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@AstroTheGamosian I would love to be in Sweden as well.
I grew up fan of the three crowns with all the Red Wings who were swedish.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Gaymer90 I think this may be the first time anyone has ever said thank you to me for thism
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Bolt_Strike I will gladly live in Norway. Please someone get me into Norway.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Bolt_Strike Also, no world war has started in one day or act. It's always a ramp up.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Uncle_Franklin It's only easy if you understand the difference between sources and put in the effort. People abandoned blu rays because putting a disc in was too much work.
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@Bolt_Strike Yes, I know this is true. But in practice it's just like whistleblowing.a refusal will end your career and will lead to being replaced. It's a system that sounds like it will protect people but rarely does because those who act morally often will lose everything.
We need them to refuse and do the right thing, but when 60% of people who join the military agree with an immoral order, any refusal will lead to suffering in vain.
I am not arguing they shouldn't refuse, I just am being realistic in what will happen. I also would rather focus on historically how few people with that power have acted to prevent regimes from becoming more radical and destructive.
The exact same political movement happened in 1933 in Germany. I am not saying we will see the same outcomes as we did in Germany, only that we have to prepare for the same outcomes. All we can say without speculation is we have the same message of hate pushing into power a similar populist that wants more power and less checks for only the people who prescribe to his party dynamic.
That's the only similarity I want to focus on so people take it seriously. There a huge difference to what happened in 1933 and 34 in Germany from what happened in 1939-45. Don't take what I say to mean I am comparing this government to the 1942 German government. I am comparing to 1933.
ICE is a Gestapo, tariffs are a promise to put the homeland first, and we already saw him try to shut down democracy in January 6th. There were military members who refused his orders then and they resigned. It's foolish to assume he hasn't replaced them all with loyalists. I think the world needs to fear what happens if they continue down the path.
I don't feel safer knowing that they can refuse an order and be replaced with another person down the line. Snowden blew the whistle and nothing changed and he became a fugitive.
This man has abducted a sovereign leader and bombed another nation without any approval from Congress and without any refusal in the military chain of command.
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@DonnieTACO What money are they supposed to return to you? The inflated money is going to the US Government. They actually lowered their prices by not raising the price to cover costs (at least to some degree, although we do not know the full story )
If the tariffs go away, the money taken was already taken and spent by the US Government. If they get that back and they never will because a dictator doesn't respect laws. Yet you're trying to argue against people because a corporation is also bad?
If you had to give your money to a murderer or a thief, and there was no other choice... You would argue the murder should keep it because why bother?!?
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@Runex2121 How quick you forget January 6th
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@Spider-Kev I appreciate this sentiment.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
And it is vanity alone. Conservative policies under Trump have not made life cheaper, they have not solved any problems at all. They have all three branches of the government and your life has not improved because they never sought to improve your life people. They came into office and did exactly what they wanted to do.
They secured the status quo where their wealth increases because of a rigged gambling apparatus called the stock market that creates fake wealth by pumping oil out of the ground and building bombs, all subsidized by the income taxes they don't pay but you do.
The reason your life is so hard is they keep 99% of every cent created by your productivity and convince you that 'whomever you hate' is taking all your money away.
Which makes more sense? The people who own private jets, private yachts, private security, private armies, and private equity are taking your money, or the people so poor they live 20 people in a building and will work for minimum wage or less just to eat?
Until people are willing to admit they have a problem they are just enabling their addiction. Unfortunately this addiction isn't just self harm, you're killing the entire world. You don't like being called a villain, and you claim it's because you're being attacked. But you're being called a villain because you need to admit there's a problem to address it.
No one is hunting you down or committing hate crimes or genocide to you. There is only one group rounding people into concentration camps and calling for violence. It's the people who support Trump.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
If you choose not to do everything you can to change systems and personal actions towards a moral improvement, you have made your decision. Inaction is acting to uphold the rule of those in power now. I cannot turn away in words or drop the mirror because it's immoral to plead ignorance when you know better.
There is a lot telling in the actions of those who demand apolitical content, that argues they have a unique understanding because they do their own research, and those who argue others have done worse without any proof. All of these actions are actions that justify inaction. It is the argument to silence discourse and dehumanizing the people suffering into being unimportant to their narrative.
People are people, it doesn't matter their background. They all have to survive and feel good. When I call people out, it's not to make them feel bad, it's to beg them to see that they have the power to choose to be bad or be good but it begins now. You don't realize you're an addict in order to negate the damage you did when on drugs, you do it so you can change your future.
If you sided with Trump because you believed him, you did wrong and the evidence is here and you can try to avoid looking in the mirror at yourself for being a part of it, but it will continue. I am telling people they need to change the damage is not done. It's going to get worse and you have the power to change your role right now.
Some people will fight a war 160 years after it's over and some will 2000 years later. The only reason they do this is because they can't accept they were the villains. They refuse to attone and then get mad when the wronged parties don't trust them with all the power their ancestors abused. It's absolutely mad to behave this way.
People are willing to take on a mortgage for a home, but they are unwilling to take on a metaphoric mortgage to fix their mistakes along any timeframe. Instead of fixing slavery they made jim crow. Instead of fixing Jim crow they made the southern strategy, instead of fixing that they pushed homophobia. Instead of fixing that they pushed transphobia. And instead of saying I was wrong even once they instead herald the most vile human in Presidential history as a messiah just because he refuses to acknowledge any fault in himself and it pardons their own villainous existence.
They will get on their pedestal and, despite failing out of high school, they will argue all history is wrong. Despite never going past algebra, they will argue they understand statistics and science more than all living people. Instead of admitting they misremembered South African history, they will insist they are from a multi -verse. You don't do these things if you are committed to improving the world, you do them if you are committed in perserving the only thing that matters to you and you are stating it's your vanity.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@BLK_4EVER Very few people want to hear from me. Because looking into a mirror is the easiest way to lose your vanity and security in the moral value of yourself. I am one of the least popular people in the world.
I can't help but point out the hypocrisy and condemn it. People hate it. I think it says something about the real hierarchy of value. People would rather work in unfair systems than see themselves as ignorant or uncaring.
People need to understand that ignorance is not a crime nor a fault. It's being unexposed to knowledge, it's just the nature of time. But when you come in contact with knowledge, if you choose to ignore it you're crossing into the obtuse and making a moral stance. This is the point of your agency as a person.
Re: Epic Games Cuts Over 1,000 Jobs Weeks After Raising Fortnite V-Bucks Prices
There's only one answer and it's boycott.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@BLK_4EVER I wish I could behave the way far right people behave.
Imagine walking into a bank and taking as much money as you want and just saying, "well I heard someone before me came in and took way more and did bad things with it so I have every right to do whatever I want."
These people are fed a lie from birth that there's a racial hierarchy and everything good comes from one race and bad from another. They don't even recognize the illogical nature of their claims and will argue that the world is flat while staring at it from orbit.
They don't realize that what they're arguing for is to allow the rich to get away with everything they want in exchange for a punching bag.
They won't ever experience being fired because the new boss hates gay people, or not being called in for an interview because their name sounds too 'ethnic'. They don't understand privilege, they only see themselves as a victim because when you're given an unfair advantage, it feels unfair when even 5% of it goes away.
Playing by the rules feels like a crime when your grandparents could murder a man or enslave them because they didn't like the look of them. They rather create an imaginary world than apologize and live an equal life.
These tariffs are proof. The richest country on Earth is arguing other countries have an unfair advantage on America... It's absurd but it feels true because the only ones ripping Americans off, they do exist but they're wealthy Americans.
But they can't see it because they look like they should be in the same tribe as them. They rather believe the people who feel like outsiders are to blame because they can't consider a more complicated narrative than one understood with eyes.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Robertu83 I think you're being naive to what is happening here, and maybe overly hopeful about what's going to happen.
When Trump lost reelection he lied about losing and tried to stay in power illegally and used his resources to try to seize the transfer of power and failed only because he didn't go far enough.
First things he did this time was fire everyone who wasn't loyal and create an armed Gestapo that answers to him and not an oath to the constitution. He isn't leaving office. You're going to see it play out on the midterms. He is going to remove every threat to his dictatorship and the people with the keys to power are going to help him because they're itching to replace him when he dies of old age with a more controllable puppet.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@GoldenSunRM You're right, but at this point I tried it both ways and honestly people aren't going to pay attention either way. I think now it's more important we recognize what we did historically for those that survive. People need to understand that it's on record that this man used the playbook of that group and won because of it. You need to be clear who you're standing with.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Smithicus You didn't include Venezuela.
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I do want to say though, I tried to convince people they were wrong online and in person before all three elections and I would have a better chance of lifting a mountain.
People are stubborn and unwilling to learn anything uncomfortable. But even though it is hopeless, it needs to be said again and again because inactivity guarantees outcomes.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Emacster I am. It's completely because of the fact that the true majority were people too ambivalent or postering to vote. The majority of people hated him but those people did not go and vote.
I have talked to them. They have bought into that bull South Park shovelled about both sides being awful. I have heard them with my own ears say that they hate him with a passion but democrats are bad too so they refuse to vote.
This always happens in democracy. Even though voting is an easy thing to do, people get disillusioned and stop caring enough to vote. Am I saying that everything would be great if they voted for Kamala? No, it wouldn't. However we wouldn't have these problems.
People refuse to learn from history and they are doomed to repeat it. And just to be clear, the tariffs are the least of our concerns. People should be terrified based on the person Trump is acting most like historically.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@Spider-Kev You realize that's like saying, a murderer being arrested won't bring the murdered back. So why bother?
The point is to stop the continuing of bad things to happen.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@squiddu-real You can't escape a burning building by hiding in the closet and pretending everything is ok.
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@MirrorFate2 Thank you for being mature in an age where that is lacking.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@AussieMcBucket This is all they ever wanted. If people don't show up a minority of people can run a democracy.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@OmnitronVariant Everyone is allowed to be a fool. But if you're helping burn down the world by creating suffering through support, then you're not going to be celebrated.
I think back to every old person from Germany I met in my life alive during WW2. They always insisted they were against what happened there. But obviously they didn't hate it that much because they didn't stop it.
There's a massive difference in supporting a horrible person doing 15% of stuff you like and 10% atrocities. Because you should never permit the atrocities and you can always find someone who will do that 15% without the 10% evil.
But you need to know he is doing nothing to help anyone but about 10000 people in the world. While leading the world to war and creating concentration camps.
You may be okay with conservative policies, but what exists now is so far right of that you need to understand what is happening is not good for anyone.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
@darkswabber I completely disagree. These are important things that people can't ignore. The ability to ignore news is what allowed our society to fall apart.
If you're that upset about it, you can hit ignore on everyone that disagrees with you and things will get worse. If people don't learn what exactly is going on, they can't possibly act to stop it. It's like the first step of fixing a problem is recognizing there is one.
Yet we live in an age where all our information is filtered through a magic device that makes you believe everyone agrees with you. It's not healthy for you or the world.
Re: Feature: Nintendo May Win Its Case Against The US Government, But Tariffs Are Here To Stay
Imagine it's 1933 and you're busy complaining about prices in Germany.
Re: "New Players Won't Feel Alone" - Square Enix Partners With Google For AI-Powered Dragon Quest Companion
No thank you. I am not interested in your BS.
Re: Feature: Where The Heck Do You Start If You've Never Played Resident Evil?
RE4 and you can also stop there if you want. It's the best.
Re: 50 Best Game Boy Advance Games Of All Time
I have most of these with full boxes and I really should sell them now while they're worth a lot. Including Ninja 5-0.
I wanted to keep games to play in the future but I am just far too depressed to do anything beyond YouTube. Never thought when I was young I would ever feel too bad to play the video games I loved.
Re: Hands On: Nintendo's My Mario Toy Series Is Cute, But Offers Mixed Value For Your Little Ones
Companies are not pricing things on the value, but the demand. They know what is inelastic and that's hobbies, nostalgia, and stuff for your precious baby. That's why wood toys cost so much and the same for Lego.
Want them to be cheaper? Stop buying them at this price. The future is grim because 80% of all people do not act logically and will pay anything for anything just to feel good for a minute.
Amiibo should have failed, but they're more expensive than ever. I rest my case, mostly because I know you won't listen.
Re: PSA: Switch 2's "GameChat Welcome Offer" Ends This Month, Try It Out For Free While You Still Can
@HingryHuppo The voice chat in those are embedded into the game. Nintendo doesn't have anything to do with those.
Re: PSA: Switch 2's "GameChat Welcome Offer" Ends This Month, Try It Out For Free While You Still Can
I wouldn't even sign up because you sign away your privacy just to test it out.
Re: Europe Might Be Forcing Nintendo To Revise The Switch 2
The EU is the only thing keeping the world from being a complete crap house.
Re: Investor Who Urged Nintendo To Monetise Mario's Jumps Acquires Shares In Kadokawa
Anything I say about these types of people are likely to get me a ban. So I'll just say I like Mario the way he is.
Re: Devolver's New 'Dungeon Scroller', Dark Scrolls, Is Packed With Retro Fantasy Goodness
@OldManHermit we are of a kind.
Re: Devolver's New 'Dungeon Scroller', Dark Scrolls, Is Packed With Retro Fantasy Goodness
What we need is Gauntlet Legends in roguelike.
My wizard needs food badly.
Re: Pokémon Pokopia Updated To Version 1.0.2, Includes Improvements & Fixes
Does it fix the fact it's on a GKC?! That's the only patch I need.
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Re: Community: Which Switch 1 Games Benefit Most From Switch 2's New Boost Mode?
I am glad to have this, but I don't think it will come into play very often. Most games I play handheld are indie games that usually aren't in need of a big boost. If a game is about graphics it's on my TV. If it's about killing time, I am using handheld while watching TV.
Re: PSA: Switch 2 Update Adds Handheld Mode Boost, Here's How To Use It
@Waluigi451 It will probably be considerable. I would guess in the ballpark of 15% faster.