I mean c’mon. This is an improvement of their usual strategy that they’re still doing! SMT V is getting a minor ass update in a new version. And the article frames this as being “the worst yet”. No, it ain’t, not even close. 

It could have been worse. They could have resold it at full price in Persona 3 Reload - FES and not stuck it on Game Pass. At least there is some way for people who already bought it to get it without rebuying.

That would royally kill MS in the console market. A HUGE game missing Series S would really destroy trust. 

When GTA V first launched there was no online. It came several weeks or months later. There was no guarantee it’d be a success, let alone a monster one. GTA VI is launching in a post GTA Online, decade plus cash machine world. 

They’re just kind of overpriced. To be fair to them they are smaller SSDs with a single NAND flash chip like what’s in smaller 2230 M.2 SSDs and they’re pretty price competitive with those once you factor in the enclosure. Now did they have to make them that small with only a single NAND chip? Probably not.

The Steam Deck is considerably more powerful. It’s pretty close to a portable PS4 with regards to graphics and works offline. It’s also a full PC and has stuff like TV out, trackpads, backbuttons etc.

Exactly. Let’s take a look back at 2007:

Well you see SE developed those numbers and font for Japanese in mind and so those numbers are full width and look comparable to the menu kana. They still look sorta wrong being not pixelly but they look a lot better. However they don’t care about English players and rather than take the time to make a good comparable…

No thanks. I like handhelds. What the fuck does this really have to do with Nintendo besides the fact they stupidly approved cloud games? KH are already on PC, PS, Xbox...

There’s plenty of reason to do it besides technical limitations. The Switch cloud games are all handled by a 3rd party company, they basically take the PC version slap Switch button prompts on and throw it in their servers. Development cost is basically $0 for publishers.

DQ VII is also on PS1 as Dragon Warrior 7. IX is DS only.

That's what you're going to have to do after May 2022 but before March 2023. Either add funds on a Switch or the website. But come March 2023 they are shutting down the store unless they get enough backlash like Sony.

Wii U already links purchases to your account and 3DS can if you linked it to your Club/My Nintendo account when they added that. It's not the OS, these things are basically just fancy web stores that they don't want to maintain anymore because they're cheap.

This just seems like a really dumb way to do a magic format. If you want to limit what cards people could use you’d be better off doing something like Canadian Higherlander's points system where you have a total number of points people can spend on their decks and more powerful cards are worth more points than others.…

They actually do sell soundtracks, just not outside of Japan really. Sometimes they'll do stuff like the Smash Bros 4 soundtrack club nintendo thing though. But if you really care you can get Mario, Zelda, Pokémon soundtracks from cdjapan or Amazon Japan. Of course it won't be $10 because it's Japan CD prices.

I just wish WotC would just bring Arena to Switch. Yu-gi-oh is alright but these days I feel you really need to be deep in the game to understand what the hell is actually happening. With Magic I feel like I can leave for a decade come back and learn like 4 new keywords for the past couple sets and be good (And have…

Only PS4 CoD. There was more Xbox exclusive shit in the 360 era and Sony saw that and locked it down for PS4. Map packs used to release in advance on 360.

It’s not unheard of. Remember Microsoft bought Mojang in 2014 and they still did a Switch and New 3DS port post purchase. CoD may be too big to make exclusive.

Nope. It runs fine on my GBA Everdrive. Well not on my SP. That crashes for some reason but my original GBA is fine with it.

You don't get the copyright buying art either. Buying a painting even if it's a one of a kind doesn't give you the right to make copies unless that's something you explicitly negotiated. You can resell physical art you bought but that's about it. The artist is free to make copies with that design down the line if they…