Endymion_Mallorn

I agree, with one small caveat: Capcom actually made the Mega Man Battle Network games better through their collection - and while I’m sure those QoL features could have been implemented in ROMhacks (and I’m happy with emulation), I don’t begrudge anyone who has it. I’ve also bought the Mega Man & Zero collection carts for 3DS, because I wanted to play them specifically on that device.

Konami, shockingly, also did right by fans with the Yugioh Early Days collection, since they brought over a game that wasn’t translated (and the fan translation isn’t perfect) in Capsule Monsters, and I’m pretty sure there’s other improvements as well. Again I’m satisfied with emulation on those games, but I can’t bring myself to despise people who have bought the collection.

But that’s two or three examples against however many.

But I want to know how far back your outlook on this goes: Super Mario All-Stars (+ Super Mario World) is notable for bringing all 4 NES Mario games to SNES. It’s arguably a remaster collection. Should people have been as enthusiastic about it at the time? Or how about the first of these from Konami - Ninja Gaiden Trilogy?

Where does the line get drawn?

As others have said, Hacker News.

I mean, people who don’t want their questions or answers included in an LLM won’t use SO. When people want to ask a question and not be shut down or berated, they’ll probably end up on HN.

That’s what started the modern era of microtransactions - limited energy systems that don’t replenish quickly, and games without always-accessible gameplay.

If only the Venezuelan military had the guts to come here and take Trump.

Double or triple the deposit. That might help.

Which means they’re actively backing fascists and pedos.

Travel how? I can get on a bus or train and head into NYC or Philadelphia any time I want. If I wasn’t engaged and totally in love, I could head off to Boston or Baltimore any weekend. That’s travel, but just a longer version of my old commute.

Well, that’s interesting. I wonder if any of them are worth putting in a museum - even a fashion museum.

Of course there are. Look up “OTR” on Archive.org.

This needs to be the standard. I don’t understand how we ever allowed it in the first place, really.

Honestly, never in my life that I can think of. I avoid inconveniences as proactively as possible, and I believe that keeping myself safe and as stress-free as I can manage is the main principle I live by. Therefore, my principles are typically built around not having any.

I’ll let those who can act on them do so. There’s got to be some level of decency left somehow in this country.

Mind you, it should be assumed that any redacted section involves at least one Republican.

Excel.

Okay, so it’s a win-win. I’m not against the option of profit when it increases freedom.

At the time I went to college, I planned to become a librarian. 2008 happened when I was graduating and looking at getting into a library so I could qualify for a scholarship on my master’s, and things didn’t work out. I’m now in marketing. I don’t know if I’m using anything from college or not anymore, because it’s been 15 years and it’s just a blur.

I had a career plan to make college worth the money and time. The economy fell apart just in time for that to be impossible. I was struggling until about 2017, when I briefly got into private education.

Never stop your enemy when he makes an error in your favor.

Their deal with Google for Widevine is separate from Mozilla, basically.

I live here and I agree. Please stay home. Please don’t buy US products. Let us keep our stuff.

Fair enough. It’s just a tabloid rag then.