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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • Just don’t give Nintendo money and ignore their current games

    Why should we? We can enjoy the games and ignore Nintendo’s console. Why should we stop enjoying something that we like?

    It’s a major hipocrisy to damn them and then go that route (for current still being sold games, I am not talking about retro or even Nintendo online!).

    And why is it hypocrisy for still wanting to play these games, enjoying them and emulating them? Most what you read are people complaining (or as you call it ‘‘damn them’’) about the prices point, Nintendo’s behavior and their policies. The exclusive games are pretty great and that shows with the fan-base and the amount of people emulating them. If the prices were decent, they had normal behavior and policies. More people would’ve bought the console and less likely to emulate.

    But Nintendo decided to be one of the greedy and ‘evil’ ones. I mean, they went after Palworld, emulation makers and random people for ‘naming their supermarket Super Mario’: Nintendo Loses ‘Super Mario’ Trademark Fight With Grocery Store. They could’ve just collaborated with the supermarket and enjoy the double marketing but no.

    Your comment just sounds that you do not like people who emulate because ‘‘these people complain about something valid, refuse to pay money but still enjoy gaming’’.


  • Now, you may be wondering what the button does if you don’t have a subscription? Unfortunately, it also tried to bury the fact that this Game Chat feature will actually require a Nintendo Switch Online subscription once the free trial period ends on March 31, 2026.

    Was not this already known after the release of Switch 2? I can vaguely remember people complaining that you needed an subscription to use the particular feature and if they did not, the button was just… an useless button.

    This is why I emulate games and just use Linux

    I too emulate Switch 1 games but unfortunately, Switch 2 games cannot be emulated yet.






  • So you first write this:

    If I see people seriel downvoting, I’ll ban them.

    And then this:

    I don’t care about upvotes/downvotes

    But you do care because you’re banning people for “serial downvoting.” Which is what? What do you consider “serial downvoting”? Two downvotes in a row? Three? Five? Or is it just '‘this person downvoted this and that, I Iike the post and the person should be banned because they do not agree with my opinion’’ kind of thing?

    I also change headlines to fit the articles sometimes, because headlines are shit nowadays.

    Change headlines from other people’s posts instead of just asking them to change their headlines? Yuck. Glad I found this post and you; thanks to that, I know I should avoid your ‘‘community’’ and you as a person on Lemmy.

    You just sound like a power-tripping moderator, the ones we usually see on Reddit.

    EDIT: I found it odd that every comment pointing out your ‘‘serial downvoting’’ comment that contradicts got exactly one downvote. So out of curiosity, I went and checked. Did not surprise me to see that you downvoted every single comment. Five of the six pictures were from you downvoting at the exact same time (at 5:59 PM):

    So with your logic, you should now be banned from this community for ‘‘serial downvoting.’’





  • Yeah, stick to the companies that really care about the consumer like Intel, Gigabyte, and NVIDIA! 🤡

    I understand your point but I rather build my own PC, pirate and pay for indie games than buy from Sony, Xbox, or Nintendo. In this life, we got to choose which of the corporations gets our money. At least with a PC, I can choose with which parts I want to build it, how good I want it to be, and how much I want to pay for it or wait it out.

    If you know the instance I’m on, you probably know how I get my games, software, and eBooks. I myself can decide whether I want to actually pay for it or not at all. PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo users can’t do that. They are forced to pay hefty prices for their games and then still get locked out of their games (movies, TV shows, etc.) when the company decides to pull everything.

    Trying to act all ‘‘clownish’’ just makes you look like a really bad debater, though.