I use it to generically explain things to me. I give it limited things and ask it to break it down or give me alternatives.

No different than googling skills, how I ask gets different results, and sometimes it’s far faster than digging and digging through forum posts or textbook style documentation. Other times it’s a waste of my time and I quickly move on.

Left person also missing an arm. The shapes seem too perfect, like too circular, distance between them too. Their arms also ho into the line, which is a table?

It’s all just so odd.

Meanwhile the game will break records and sell switch systems cause people are fucking morons.

I’ve said similar things about many switch games. Even Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom might be fun games, but they are legitimately crappie than they should be. The world’s are very empty and often times look like PS2 quality textures and shapes. The frame rates are also appalling at times. Like no consideration for performance and art direction with so much Nintendo trash, and people still eat it up.

“Political appointee”

Fuck Nintendo. Fuck corporations. Fuck capitalism. Fuck the elites.

Not a PM. But please, keep trying with stereotypical internet replies.

When a team of programmers is left to their own devices, they too screw shit up. They all do things in their own way and argue over what is best, and often fail to see the bigger picture.

I watch scope creep and lack of organizational planning from both programmers and managers. It’s all personality issues.

I also don’t believe anyone actually follows or knows what agile is (not saying I do either). Everyone on every team at every place sure talks about it, but it doesn’t seem like anyone actually does it. These are all just labels for “we adapted as we went.”

The system will also reportedly feature a 3.5mm headphone jack

I’m legitimately impressed. Almost no one will include this in tech anymore and it fucking pisses me off.

Thanks to the Get Played podcast, I only hear this in the Resident Evil merchants voice.

Ys X Nordics

Game was so boring, so slow, so clunky, so bleak, I never made it that far. Tried twice over the years. I want to like it. It seems great, but then actually playing it becomes a chore quickly.

Spartan: Total Warrior from the PS2 & Gamecube was I think an underrated or missed gem.

You don’t exactly play as a lot of mythological things, but it tells a great story with action combat around a lot of really cool mythology. Some of the bosses were incredibly cool.

To be fair, the OP did not ask them to read the article, they asked a yes or no question.

2DS was a solid brick. It was genius for little kids.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana on Vita.

Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade on Steam Deck emulated.

Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom on PS3.

If you buy someone’s services, then those services end at a point. You don’t own them or that service forever. That’s ridiculous.

I feel this phrase that took off grossly oversimplifies the issue.

The real argument is that games should be seen and treated as a good, not a service.

Ys: Seven and Ys: Memories of Celceta.

I like the Skyrim and Deadpool tables on Pinball FX3. Plays great on Steam Deck.

What I’m hearing is a remake of Duke Nukem Forever “could” be profitable.

The hardware was crap from launch.