but the Wii’s—which could emulate GameCube games—could.

I don’t trust Epic with my bank card

Those pigeons in the background are so out of place. Shouldn’t they be Pidgeys instead?

Not necessarily. You could import from other countries.

Every word you type is more insufferable than the one previous.

I suggest you shut the fuck up.

> Without context, the title can be interpreted either way.

What you’re offering is not criticism.

At least yours is a valid criticism, and not just a petty ad hominem.

Ah, the good old “criticism is evil” argument. A classic.

I’m sorry, but this title is so incredibly stupid.

“Oooooooh, what does this button do?”

People have been building computers in Minecraft and emulating Pokémon (1st gen) on it, so they can play a game on an emulator running on a computer within a game running on a virtual machine (JVM: Java Virtual Machine) running on a computer.

leading to a not-so-great punchline (which hasn’t been the norm for this series[...])

It’s not just in the Awkward Zombie universe.

“A little later, Galyonkin made another comment on the same site, saying that he initially thought Paradox was aware of how the sale would affect its games, but ‘after a little investigation, it turned out that I was wrong.’”

Maybe I missed it, but where does it say Epic didn’t have the developer/publisher’s permission to do the sale?

Young me always got irritated, when an old person scolded me for no reason.

You can, but it requires both running windows 10, and using the atrocious windows store.

They could get rid of the fan if they made it portable-only. That is, a version that doesn’t support TV mode, thus doesn’t need the extra power for 1080p, and therefore doesn’t need the fan to stay cool.