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Re: Talking Point: Nintendo And The Industry Needs To Get Serious About Game Preservation

idrawrobots

I totally understand as consumers that the most devoted of us would want to savor our gaming experiences for ever. I understand that through emulation games that would be in some cases impossible to play otherwise can still be available for play. What I don’t understand is why it must be Nintendo to preserve this history. It is entirely likely they do preserve every aspect of their games and hardware development (even if early on they didn’t do so). Nintendo is under no obligation to make sure every one of us is perfectly happy with them.
Should is be on Ford to continue to make Model Ts or just the parts for Model Ts available? Should Sony still be manufacturing CRT tvs, cassette players, and cassettes?

@Chowdaire you’re calling Nintendo greedy for not selling their old games to you. What?

Re: Talking Point: The Problem With The X Button

idrawrobots

Disappointed in Sony for abandoning their Japanese button methodology in favor of the West’s misinterpretation.
More and more companies are losing their national identity in favor of a global identity and it’s boring and unfortunate.

Re: Soapbox: It's Time To Normalise Giving Up On Games Early

idrawrobots

I have games that that are among my favorites that I have not completed but I doubt I could ever consider a game my favorite without getting everything I could out of it.
Slay the Spire is one of my most played games, I really like it but it will never be a top contender for me because there is too much randomness and I got bored at getting further.