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Re: Talking Point: Everyone Else Is Busy Revealing Switch 2 - What Gives, Nintendo?

SurprisedRobinChu

Perhaps Nintendo spent most of it's money on going after Switch emulators than attempting to stop the leaks.

Really though, it's as if Nintendo has their heads in the sand. There's solid evidence that their next big secret console is in the leaks and they're not doing anything about it or showing any signs of life on the matter. Ignoring the problem will not make it go away.

Re: Goodboy Galaxy Developer Dramatically Cuts Ties With Physical Distributor

SurprisedRobinChu

First Press Games is far the worst company compared to Limited Run Games.
First Press Games is Ponzi Scheme and anyone who has preordered from this scummy company (physical games of Goodboy Galaxy and Chained Echoes for example) would have to wait YEARS before we will see those games released (no exaggeration).

"A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud that pays existing investors with funds collected from new investors."

Re: Poll: So, Will You Be Getting Xenoblade Chronicles X For Switch?

SurprisedRobinChu

It's interesting they've announced the game's release in March and yet no news or hint of the Switch 2.

The popular theory was that the Switch 2 was set to drop in March or Spring, but what if Nintendo will once again push the date to mid or even late 2025 to squeeze the last drop from the original Switch since their sales are still doing well-ish?

Re: Nintendo Slays Switch Emulator Ryujinx

SurprisedRobinChu

Because the Nintendo Switch is still in continuation, any "emulation" of it would be considered piracy. Just wait until the Switch's life time is over, then you can do what you want.

Emulation is for preservation of games and consoles that came out decades ago, not for something that is still available.
It doesn't matter if the console's hardware is easy to hack, it's still piracy. Nintendo is well within it's rights to shut Ryujinx down. Case closed.

Re: AI Generator Scraped YouTube Videos Without Permission, Including Nintendo's

SurprisedRobinChu

@DotNet I feel as though someone who defends AI by writing a convincing comment is also using ChatGPT to "assist" with their argument in order to make a point.

These types of people have zero critical thinking skills or creativity and have to rely on artificial "intelligence" to speak on their behalf or generating art for them, while having the audacity for them to call it "My Art".