They reported a few points of opinion as fact and took aim at a single product by making it appear as if it was really different (if you’re in the industry you should know most, if not all beef, it treated with ammonia or something similar, and its also treated with carbon monoxide) than all the other beef made in the…

No, but they stated several opinions as facts, which is just as bad under libel law. “Why did this get USDA approval?” is an opinion, not a fact, and they provided no facts that showed that the process to get it approved was flawed or wrong. They created the term “pink slime”, and intentionally made it sound like pink…

I disagree. NMS got pushed out by Hello Games itself, they were running out of money. The first week sales were though the roof. This in turn gave them the money they needed to keep making the game and get it to the point it currently sits at now. If they had a big name publisher on board before the launch, it would…

Ubisoft is making Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Since Ubisoft isn’t owned by Nintendo, nor is it a company making a game under Nintendo’s direct control, it’s still a 3rd party game. It’s just licensed and has to follow the guidelines of the license.

“...why Nintendo apologized for now having enough machines to meet demand.”

We train our SEALS to do anything other than shoot to kill? Last I checked, they get told to do the exact same thing, shoot for the center of mass. ALL the military does. I have a friend who was a sniper. He HATES military video games because they teach people to take head shots as snipers, which is against all the…

Being an ophan sucks, better than possibly being dead. She reported the children were turning into wolves. How long before she killed them in self defense?

Yep. They hold the trademark for it if it involves “computer game software” or “online gaming services”

Not at launch. It came with nothing. You could buy a separate 4g card for $20. Or a 32g card for $100. And more than a couple games at Vita launch required a card to store and play them, as they were bigger than 1g.

The Vita has only 1g internal....

I doubt they’ll release one with bigger internal memory, considering a large MicroSD card isn’t that expensive (I got a 200g for 80$) and holds a lot of stuff.

You still could. You have to enable the communicate via wire feature. Leave it off, plug in the controller but have it connect via BlueTooth and you can charge while playing and use amiibo.

Nope. “certain TVs”. It was to address newer Samsung TVs that were well documented with being stupid. Just turn off Match TV Power State and it should stop bugging your TV.

Every case I’ve seen for the Switch is designed in a way to protect the controllers when attached to the system. Spring the 10 bucks man.

Suspect the primary use of the feature is a tournament setting, where pro players complain that interference from all the other bluetooth devices in the building might cause a signal problem. At that point, why would they be using the amiibo anyway?

For all we know they did and he ignored it, or they didn’t know about its existence, or they figured he’d get smart and change things before he released it. He also stated several times he wasn’t sure if he’d ever finish it. Why bother sending a C&D, which cost time and money to get the legal department to do the…

Not really, no. Unless he released it and used the Metroid name in his final version, he had marginal protections. There was nothing to stop him from changing the name and not using infringing graphics up until that point. A C&D would have required Nintendo to know 100% that the final version was going to maintain…

Except almost no one knew about AM2R until right before or right after its release and Nintendo’s dev have likely been working on this for at least a couple of years.
“..longtime Nintendo game producer Yoshio Sakamoto about AM2R at E3—it turns they were aware of the project. “We heard about it first after we had…

They “let” him release because legally, until he did, there’s not much they can do. Can’t send out a DMCA before the item is available. And you can’t issue a C&D on something that you haven’t seen and can’t confirm will ever really exist unless someone advertises the heck out of it.

Why do it to any company? This has been happening for a bit now, with video game companies and movie companies, and all they ever do is go “knock yourself out, we ain’t paying jack s#$@”. And go about their day. I mean, is there a confirmed case anywhere of an entertainment company paying out the randsom?