

Jumbo Whales won’t pay out?


Jumbo Whales won’t pay out?
Sony wouldn’t care about that either, bandwidth is cheap and all you’re doing is using up write cycles on your SSD.


Sony has always been ‘cool but evil’ and haven’t really changed.


Michael Atkinson was and still is a complete dick.


But they promised that their installer isn’t sending any data back to LG!
They didn’t promise the app itself isn’t snooping or that McAfee isn’t snooping, but the installer isn’t snooping, they swear!


Bubble won’t burst through, US gov is the reason the bubble even exists - Project Stargate.


Not quite the answer you’re seeking- but there are always Gulikit’s TMR stick replacements for the joycons.


I don’t even mind if it’s designed to make a profit.
However when it’s designed by a committee or worse a committee of committees, it all feels hollow and soulless.


The AI is actually really good, but nerfed to hell by default, even on survival.
If you use GCM to set search times to 60s and ‘forgetfulness’ (can’t remember the actual variable right now) to ~5 mins, they’re tough. They don’t just give up and go back to doing what they’re doing and you need to keep moving since they can (*but won’t always) locate gunshots by sound and will start moving to your last firing location.


Paywalled, archive link - https://archive.md/Fs1of


Instead of this policing of devices and connections, why don’t they just print names on tickets and require photo ID at the gate?
Same as concerts do to prevent scalping.


AI, much like Enron, is ‘too big to fail’ (until it does, spectacularly)


Meanwhile mobile games keep getting better and better looking, all whilst using MSAA since it’s super cheap.
PC/Console devs need to completely throw away the idea of deferred rendering.


They did those things, and also gave early 3DS owners a bunch of free games for buying the console during a bad period.
Nintendo are fickle, but this seems like the type of PR thing they’d of been in to.


10 billion research organisations?


I agree that there is a clear legal distinction, but it leaves a sour taste. Nintendo should have made this right for PR.
Though, on the other side of it, Stargate project is the reason DRAM prices went to the moon, so USA suffering a little is schadenfreude for me and probably Nintendo too.


Also Valve is a very different animal to Sony.
Steam has removed (not delisted from the store, removed from the libraries of people that owned the game) less than 40 games since inception. Excluding F2P games, Valve has mostly refunded people where a game is outright removed.
Sony has closed 4 music stores in the same period, with no recourse for purchases. They’ve removed tens of thousands of movies from PlayStation accounts over the same period, these were ‘purchased’ and then just removed for licensing reasons.
Valve has a level of trust they earned and why Digital only isn’t as much of a problem there, now. It was during the opening years becuase Valve had not earned that trust yet.
Sony has burned people so many times I just consider them not trustworthy in general. any ‘purchase’ on any Sony service is just a 2-3 year lease imo.
Nintendo looking outside Nintendo’s walls
Unlikely.
So then why is it an extra $52 in Australia?
AUD has lost ~50% of its value and we haven’t seen pay rises in a decade here…