Yeah, it’s pretty tiresome. “This is a distraction!!!” No, literally everything he does is a horrible mess and he just keeps doing more.

It’s too hard to change anything, but only if it’s progressive policies. Fascist policies can be implemented immediately.

Slavishly Follow the Fascist Government’s Lead

Sadly, you’re right. Although if the the extreme aggression coming from the US government continues, they might actually get prodded into doing something about it eventually.

I don’t think user comments are typically blocked, just communities. Which is fine with me, I don’t have a problem with every single user on instances I have blocked.

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Of course.

Just ban the whole damn Nazi platform.

I don’t THINK that’s how tariffs work - I’m pretty sure it’s physical goods only - but I’m no expert, so I guess we’ll see.

There are other perks, but most of them feel like problems they’re creating and then selling you the solution to rather than genuine value.

Yes, and I’ve played them all multiple times. I was referring to NEW Marios and Zeldas. Metroid, too, but Prime 4 will at least be on Switch 1 and who knows when or if the next one will happen.

And 60fps! Well, not for me, I’ll be playing on original Switch hardware.

No Zelda or Mario will hurt. But Nintendo’s decided I’m just too poor to be worthy of playing their games any more.

Some of us will probably even get to play it early judging by the past several first-party Nintendo games.

You aren’t a true gamer unless you buy 20 copies of Celeste Mario Kart World to support the starving developer Maddy Makes Games Nintendo.

Nintendo deliberately exited the Real Console wars after the Gamecube. This is an interesting time for them to decide to re-join it.

That only matters if you would have paid for it otherwise.

Iwata is gone, and it really shows.

Nintendo fans buy anything at any price.

Counterpoints: Wii U. 3DS at launch.

That’s $4.17 a month.

…on top of all the other “It’s only $X!” subscription services out there. If it’s the ONLY subscription you have, sure, that’s not bad, but how common is that?

I forgot what it was like to actually be able to see Twitter responses.