Yes, yes, very clever to name the site of a genocide “G[horman Pl]aza,” and have a character specifically emphasize the word “genocide” in a Senate chamber […]

🤯 Holy shit that’s brilliant!

This one seems different in that the barrier for entry is pretty high, plus the actual finished mod is not intended to be played very heavily.

Per their project page in 2024 they were taking orders to create the shells. Maybe there’s a loophole that exists where the housing is exempt because the internals are DIY.

In any case, money was involved.

I just can’t believe that the retro community has not latched onto some trademark moniker at this point to avoid any kind of legal trouble. Tendo? NTDO? I dunno, anything! lol

Printing “Nintendo” on the device has got to be a bad idea, right?

At the very least it’ll help with your spelling and grammar.

No Zen browser?

-1 karma into a one minute-old platform? Yeah that’s Reddit.

I still remember picking up a couple TouchPads during the fire sale. That was my first foray into sideloading and retro gaming. Both tablets are now long dead, but we had fun times!

With American-made phones and American call centres, right? Right?

I’m pretty sure Dyson killed these themselves the moment they turned these from concept to product.

I like the direction, but I’d need the transparency to be dialled down a bit cause the contrast is missing.

My top three favourites from the PS3 era would probably be Shadow of the Colossus, Ico, and Journey.

I’d leave the house to watch a Diablo movie, granted it’s done well.

That’s so cool, thank you. I never delved into Asimov before, but it’s sounds like I really should.

That’s a good point! SNW does have Pike cooking for some of his crew on occasion.

I want to know if sacrificing Yoshi for an extra jump to save Mario will be part of the conflict leading into the movie’s climax.

Never thought about it before, but is there science fiction with a premise where humans might someday forget how to cook because it’s no longer a part of the culture?

It’d be a crying shame if the students were required to complete the school year with physical books and a notebook.

I primarily visit job sites with an iPad and stylus for plan reviews, but writing in a notebook communicates to the other person, in a tangible way, that you are present and participating the discussion.