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Re: Fans Fight Back Against Nintendo Switch 2 Scalpers

hypercoyote

@HRdepartment I mean, I understand the frustration. But price gouging has been around as long as commerce has been. Like some others said, you can't gouge people who won't buy, so the only real solution is for people to stop buying this stuff on the second-market. That and retailers taking more responsibility to limit purchases.

Re: Fans Fight Back Against Nintendo Switch 2 Scalpers

hypercoyote

Something to keep in mind as y'all condemn people you don't know to hell. When I was a broke college student, all I had was a credit card and time (yes, I had a job too, that paid almost nothing). I would buy systems and scalp them to fund my game purchases. I wasn't clearing the stock out but I'd preorder a couple extra of things I knew would be rare. When y'all talk about hating scalpers, some people are like I was then. Not everyone is botting their way to 100's of these things.

Re: Soapbox: Pokémon Desperately Needs A Rival, But Who's Big Enough To Take It On?

hypercoyote

@mariomaster96 I agree 100%. I played S/V before Sw/Sh and I was extremely underwhelmed at the content of the latter. S/V immersed me in the Pokemon world (not as much as PLA, but close) and I felt I really went on an adventure. Sw/Sh felt like a spin-off game with how short they were and how little actually happened. I kept expecting there to be a factory off the beaten path or SOMETHING for me to discover and there was almost 0 things that I wasn't forced through as part of the main storyline. The Gen1 game had more surprises than Sw/Sh.

Re: Video: MVG Investigates Switch Online's "Impressive" Game Boy & GBA Emulation

hypercoyote

Meanwhile there are people who develop near perfect cores for FPGA devices like Analogue, for free. I'm not talking about ROMs, I'm just talking about the time to get the emulation right and doing it well. I would HOPE the company who owns these devices could do even better but to be honest, it's nothing that would make me want to play on the Switch vs on an Analogue. Much less pay a perpetual subscription to do so.