Eskating cyclist, gamer and enjoyer of anime. Probably an artist. Also I code sometimes, pretty much just to mod titanfall 2 tho.
Introverted, yet I enjoy discussion to a fault.
So?
Emulate.
As long as the application doesn’t rely on something external like a server that no longer exists, it can always be run.
This isn’t about a hardware system changing. If you can either find the original hardware or simulate it, it should run. Not just go “expiry date passed, fuck you”.
You’re saying it can sometimes be practically impossible. That doesn’t mean it has to be theoretically and actually impossible, too.
You’re right.
Burning the book in case it might offend some future reader is reasonable.
/S
I…
Do not know how I feel about bringing back a charachter who does SO MUCH because of her absence.
Too bad I won’t be finding out if it works, as Sony won’t be porting this to PC.
That’s good.
But there is definitely a cultural difference as well.
That said, it’s not like everyone in the west online is nice, but in western culture it has gotten MUCH better.
It wasn’t too long ago that every english speaking person in a video game chat was absolutely horrible. But today I encounter much more people online genuinely trying to be nice a constructive. Especially in games from studios that care.
And you can leave a negative review, and still be respectful. That isn’t what the majority are doing.
I hope that improves. China has a lack of truly wholesome devs that are also as successful as some western indies. Instead it is a hellscape of companies arguably worse than EA, Activision and Ubisoft.
Answer: Chinas gaming culture is toxic, and does not differentiate between indie and corporate pay-to-win live service bullshit. They are used to going straight to review bombs as the only way to make a point to developers.
And the thumbsticks are hall-effect.
THANK YOU.
See, nintendo? It’s not that hard!
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