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By having a Right to do something, a person also has the implicit Right to abstain from doing something.
Having the Right to Free Speech doesn’t mean that a person is obligated to make publicly available every thought and opinion that they have.
By having a Right to do something, a person also has the implicit Right to abstain from doing something.
Having the Right to Free Speech doesn’t mean that a person is obligated to make publicly available every thought and opinion that they have.
Seems weird for it to be called “intellectual property” if its purpose is not to be owned
What if you create something that you later really hate and don’t want it to exist anymore?
It answered the question, made me laugh, and boosted engagement so OP would be more likely to get answers from someone else who knew.
I think it’s a winning comment!
Going after the material is one thing.
Going after someone selling it is another. If the guy sold stuff and included pirated games in those sales, then he’s the problem.
The campaign isn’t as in-depth or story-based as Brawl’s, but it’s a much better game overall. Probably the second best single player experience in the franchise imo
The 2D game is pretty fun, imo
develop into there games
They develop it into here games, too!
I guess the issue is that the Switch has viable competition in form factor from the Steam Deck. There’s no longer any illusion that Nintendo put the best tech possible into a portable console.
When a competitor can run the Switch’s games on an emulator better than the Switch can run them natively, that’ll definitely leave people wishing they could play their Switch games legitimately on more powerful hardware.
aside from the WiiU
And to lesser extents, the N64 and GameCube.
And to greater extents, the Virtual Boy and the partnership with Phillips for the CD-i games.
If you group together all the different kinds of floppies as “floppies”, but separate out CDs from DVDs and Blu-rays, then I guess it could be seen as short.
CDs probably lasted longest for music, and lasted a while as primary computing media, but if you look at them in terms of console gaming, they lived a pretty short life. So maybe the author is also a console gamer, lol
I think it’s because you made a post to say “I like this”, but didn’t even say what you liked about it, lol
As well, at least for me, my feed is flooded with posts for just about everything on the Nintendo Direct. It seems like almost each game announced has a post for a trailer, and a post for an article talking about the game.
Congrats! What did you end up having to eat?
You’re right. They do take prepaid credit cards, so you might be able to find a way like that
Don’t they also take PayPal?
So it’s a 2D platformer?
And it’s very different from Mario 64, which would also be a “Mario-like”…
So this game is a “Mario-like”, and also not at all a “Mario-like”. And that’s not even getting into the Karts and the Parties…
This meme is getting ridiculous.
What is a “Mario-like”?
A platformer? 2D or 3D? Kart racer? A party board game?
I don’t get why tech writers are afraid of genres.
This comment chain is actually about HL2.
…why? Is filling up landfills your hobby or something?
How many stars did you get?
I think it’s great that bad or unpopular games are getting translated. In a perfect world, everyone would be able to play and understand any game, good or bad. This kind of work is bringing things one step closer to that ideal.