I always thought the Wii U was the Dual-Screen home console, kind of like the home console variant of the DS. Your second lower screen, with stylus, was on your hand.

I 100%ed BotW on Wii U. I bought a Switch some time later, haven’t 100%ed it again there.

I was on a “wait and see” for TotK, mostly because I am wading through the Trails in the Sky trilogy right now, but hearing it has traditional dungeons just won me over, and I am likely getting it on day 1.

I am sure he was rather the one who picked on others, and he interpreted those people fighting back as picking on him.

I wonder: do you have to get a lobotomy the instance your net worth reached 1 billion dollars?

I didn’t know either of them either and found it kind of weird too, like an attempt at being funny, but just coming off as awkward.

I agree, but we also have to admit that Gary served his sentence and is soon to be a free man, and apparently also had good behaviour in prison. He is no Robin Hood or Saint, but we can at least hope he has learned his lesson, while still seeing Nintendo’s pursue as deliberately harsh.

I don’t have an intention to kill anyone, but I do sometimes feel like wanting to bludgeon someone at Konami for their recent years of handling games.

Anyone else see DeSantis seriously looking into hiring assassins right now?

There was one in the 90s, this one is based on that, it starred Anthony Hoskins.

Anyway, 100% agree, walkable cities and mixed use zoning would be great!

Wasnt Cities Skylines made by a Finnish team? It’s weird that they’d use American style city planning. Though I guess part of it is because parts of the gameplay, especially zoning, was inspired by Sim City.

Wouldnt it technically be Vulvas?

At least the music was great.

It wasn’t a price increase per se, it’s a new SKU with a better and larger screen and more internal storage. Of course it would have been awesome if it cost the same as the old Switch (and the old Switch would have gotten a price cut back then).

Their games were pretty good though.

Man, we have that in Taipei here too, but we solved it by calling the “inner” Taipei just Taipei City, and the outer larger part (which originally was “Taipei County”, but is very urbanized now) is called “New Taipei City”.

“Post COVID”, lol.

Crypto/Blockchain exacerberates the problem because data in it essentially cannot be changed by principle (it is an append-only database, like a log).

If that dude really said so he also doesn’t know what “open source” means, because it definitely doesn’t mean “you can do anything with it”, it still has specific license terms depending on the type of OpenSource license (some more permissive, some more restrictive).