No one is complaining about Nintendo’s developers, they’re complaining about Nintendo the company.
The company is garbage. Anti-consumer as hell, proactively fighting against video game preservation, bullying fans out of making passion projects, the list goes on.
Literally no one is mad at Nintendo for the games they make, they’re infuriated because they make great games while the company shits on its own legacy.
like, I get that it smells bad and makes your hand feel like dry rubber, but just keep some scent sanitiser or lotion in the car to use after washing your hands with it. OP even suggesting skipping washing their hands means they probably already do.
that’s the main gimmick of these, though it comes at the cost of no rumble, because of the figures
this one only looks particularly messy because the Lost Colony ARK background isn’t very readable, it’s a mess of colours until you realise what you’re looking at.
the controllers irl are super reflective so the buttons and joysticks appear isolated from the internals and not as clustered as they seem in this render.
it should just be, big button for power on and off, and another button for mode/cycle.
“Gameplay” is subjective.
I never understood why people bitch about reading in games. Like, you do know people read books for fun, right? JRPGs are some of the most beloved games ever and a good chunk of them are pretty much just reading a ton of dialogue and descriptions.
TIL, he’s still well appreciated in the spin-offs. But a lot of those are pretty old games by now, it’d be nice to see him as well as any other favourites in a mainline Mario game.
I never understood why they never brought him back, it made a ton of sense for Peach to have a dedicated butler and for him to be in charge of the other Toads. But he was just a one-off character forever doomed because Nintendo hates the GameCube.
Deep Rock Galactic, play solo on the lower difficulties and just vibe and mine. Bosco the robot that follows you on solo missions can kill pretty much everything for you most of the time, or you can have it do the mining and tasks while you shoot everything in sight.
but are you shooting the gun? if yes then it might fit the bill
For a single piece sure.
I presume the idea here is that you have access to their full library. Personally, I fail to see why I would change my wallpaper enough to warrant even a free app to change it, let alone 50 bucks.
sodium chloride?
I just recently bought one (and a DSi XL for that matter) and I’m not surprised. 3rd party parts for Nintendo products are usually pretty available so unless your device is experiencing something catastrophic, repairing it shouldn’t be an issue even several years from now.
well no wonder you have to shit, why are you ordering burritos at Taco Bell?
speaking of which, what’s a good way to keep all my drivers updated? I feel like I’ve been slacking on that.
this looks like a shittier, less comfortable version of those handheld trackballs from the early 2000s.
That and Wind Waker HD are the two heavy hitters that are still locked to the platform, there’s a handful of others like Twilight Princess HD, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Yoshi’s Wooly World, Star Fox Zero, though porting some of those might not be possible without completely altering the gameplay.
It would’ve been nice if they kept Splatoon 1 alive somehow, but there’s zero chance of that when they already have two sequel games on switch.
The N64 logo was equally as creative maybe even more, with its 64 faces and 64 vertices.
what you’re against is piracy.
piracy of current gen games is what you’re against. As a consumer I should have the right to purchase a game (software) and do whatever the fuck I want with it, if I want to emulate Tears of the Kingdom because it runs and looks better on my computer than on my switch I should be allowed to do so. I purchased the console and the game, they’ve received my business, they should no longer have a say with what I do with my stuff.
Nintendo themselves use emulators for their products, there is nothing inherently wrong with emulation.