I paid $70 for a frickin’ useless Hulk action figure for my nephew this Christmas. It did nothing. It just had sound effects and a spring-action smashing arm. But he wanted it, so he got it.
Marlor
Marlor
It’s for kids.
I feel exactly the same way.
Nintendo doesn’t make mobile games.
I’m sure 99% of people are downloading ROMs that they don’t actually own when making a mini SNES.
I’m sure 99% of people are downloading ROMs that they don’t actually own when making a mini SNES.
“Build your own Mini SNES!”
“Build your own Mini SNES!”
A switch for water pressure?
A switch for water pressure?
“The industry is moving more toward multiplayer experiences with strong, robust communities”
The WiFi issues are due to the fact that the Switch, as a handheld console, doesn’t have the heavy-duty shielding that is typically found on home consoles. Once you place it in amongst a whole lot of other RF interference sources (in your entertainment unit), the internal circuitry is bound to have issues.
Really, Airplane mode on the Switch really isn’t needed at all except for takeoff and landing.
I really can’t see other handheld devices outperforming the Tegra X1 in the near term.
I just run Crouton every time I need anything more than a web browser.
I just run Crouton every time I need anything more than a web browser.
You can also just pirate all your PC games. It’s the same thing. Free!!!
Games, for me, really fall into three categories:
<pedant>These appear to be crocheted, rather than knitted.</pedant>
You mustn’t like platformers then.
The Age is still fine, but the bottom of each page is full of Onion-style Outbrain links (unless you block them). I guess Outbrain brings in the dollars.
You’re probably looking at the Outbrain links at the bottom of the Age’s story page.
I really wouldn’t advise them to follow Sega.