

It was, until the USSR broke up. It’s now in Georgia, Azerbaijan and… Part of Russia. Not that far away from Irak


It was, until the USSR broke up. It’s now in Georgia, Azerbaijan and… Part of Russia. Not that far away from Irak


He braces for a jab in the heart


I said this before but, man, I feel like this could be an actual proper use case for NFTs.


This happened to me recently, it was actually a password policy change. My old password didn’t have all the required types of characters


I remember that! Mine looked like an N64 and gamepads looked like they were from PS1. On the bazaar there were so many PolyStations, and games were often hidden under clothes or some other stuff


It’s because they’re in so much debt they need to run forward to outrun it by… Getting into even more debt on the basis that this time it will payoff


Given that it’s been literally the best selling console in history so far, I’m not so sure they needed a killer app, which they already have in both DK Bananza and Pokopia.
I work in a company that was started by the devs themselves. I went from hearing “the code is the best documentation!” (No it isn’t, it’s spaghetti) to “every task should be done in, at most, a day” (and now we have more support tickets and open PRs nobody has time to look at than ever)
Meanwhile I just feel more and more burnt out. The worst is the mental load of having to wrangle the tool that actively works against me and generates bad code faster than I’m able to write good code.


You sure he paid taxes on his illegal coke business?
The sound that it makes, makes the scene doubly gross
Jaffa, kree!
…why aren’t you kreeing?!
EVERYBODY DO THE FLOP flops
I’ve been laughed at for this before, but I feel like this is exactly what NFTs could be used for. You could resell it and you’d lose the access to the game. I really feel like this would make digital game ownership a thing, without “akshully it’s a license”
I knew I know the name from somewhere, so I checked on my Kobo. He also wrote Technofeudalism


Something, something, pot, kettle, something, something


Are you expecting Duskbloods to be full on cart? Because we all know it’s a From Soft game, not a Nintendo game. Nintendo is only the publisher and I fully expect it to be a key card because it’s not a first party game. Same as Pokopia.
Nintendo publishes its own games on regular carts, and leaves the decision to the makers for the ones it’s only the publisher. If that is not clear to you, I don’t think we have much to talk about.


Pokopia isn’t first party. It’s made by Bamco, same team as Dragon Quest Builders. All of Pokémon games are second party at best.


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Do you have any idea how little this narrows it down?
Lmao this is me booting up Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth. It always has that 100 loudness BWAAAAAA in the main menu, then when you load the game your settings actually get loaded too