If they tried to charge $50-60 for it? Absolutely not. But there are far worse ways to spend $15.

I’m an old who played the original SNES games at launch. IV is and shall always be my favorite game ever, and I own the original cart, along with the PS1, GBA, and DS versions. I’m just saying this to qualify my answer.

I’m curious as to how much people would pay if Nintendo did something right for a change and went all-in on a retro console. Something like the NES Classic, but loaded with every game Nintendo owns and could properly emulate and license. So, NES ->N64, maybe even make a “handheld edition” for GB and GBA.

Semi-related, but finally jumping over the flagpole was a very exciting moment. I didn’t know it was possible!

Also lost in this was that of the hundreds of units being built, only 3 were slated as “affordable”.

Thank you. Most of these houses will start at $300K, which in Central Ohio is most certainly NOT affordable housing.

Honest question, and I promise it’s not a trap: Do you know anything at all about Yellow Springs, or Greene County, at all?

Especially since the XBox and Playstation are essentially the same thing from a practical standpoint.

Not even a particularly interesting Sunday. That wasn’t even the first time Justin Tucker kicked a game-winning 60+ yard FG to beat the Lions at Ford Field!

Fun fact!

You underestimate the love the Japanese have for Splatoon. But you’re right; Splatoon 2 probably won’t be that high - Splatoon 3 probably will be.

Act Raiser being resurrected completely under the radar, signaling the possibility of remakes of the Quintet series.

I have paid 100% of any loan I have taken.

I really like this idea.

I’ve paid off roughly 90% of the public-school loans that originated in the fall of 2000. I wouldn’t benefit very much at all.

Do you feel the same when other people get a tax cut that you don’t qualify for?

The American taxpayers aren’t bailing anybody out. The money was already spent, in some cases DECADES ago.

Mortgages, car loans, and credit card debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Ah yes. Good call.

That’s fair. Honestly I didn’t think of multiplayer. I never play Stadia that way so I don’t know of it’s performance.