Why not just make a new game then?

I mean, it’s not like Square Enix isn’t also making newer games, too. Rebirth and FF16 game out within a few months of each other, after they released a small pile of other more traditional JRPGs (even with sprites!)

All of these numbers are pre-tariff, too.

If you hear any faint screaming in the background, it’s probably my bank account.

That is the digital price, according to Nintendo’s site. The physical price hasn’t been listed in USD but is supposedly $10 more. But it’s also not just a US thing, EU is also listing a 10 euro difference between physical/digital, with digital listed as €80 and physical as €90.

And apparently $90 if you want it physically 🤡

I wouldn’t worry too much about the exclusive, it’s a Nightreign-style game with a Bloodborne skin that isn’t your standard RPG fare.

I am looking forward to Nightreign, and I’m sure this is a game I’d also enjoy, but one that I feel I am not missing out on as much if I don’t pick it up.

I was crushed.

But Kirby Air Ride 2 makes up for it.

Show me Final Fantasy 9 Remake dammit!

I wouldn’t say the Switch was laughably underpowered, it was a very solid step up from its actual predecessor, the 3DS.

You can moderate communities on other instances, but you can’t create one yourself.

Grabbed a screenshot of the mod list of !onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone, for example, which shows a few different instances represented within the mod team.

Unfortunately, the average Mastodon user is generally opposed to Trump apologists.

It’s Tassie time!

Just ban country music and you’ve covered like 80% of it.

New Axis Powers just dropped

Bear in mind that Trump belongs to the same political party that routinely blames rape victims for being raped.

The concept seems sound, but the execution has me feeling pessimistic.

Call it cheesy, but the hoverbike is an extremely versatile and easy build for Tears of the Kingdom. It made a lot of the late game exploration a lot less tedious for me.

It is USB-C, but the part that goes from the dock to the Switch will always be a constant. If the dock itself is not receiving enough power, it (shouldn’t) power the Switch at all.

Sure, but we’re talking about the dock, which is its own device that requires a minimum power threshold to work.

Back when phones still had removable batteries, it was possible to use a battery-less phone that was hooked up to a charger.

I can’t imagine the Switch would ever be in a situation where the dock would be providing less power than the device needs to stay charged.

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