Eaglerino

Stadia deserves to be ground into dust and forgotten about for eternity. I wish it would delete itself already

Stadia deserves to be ground into dust and forgotten about for eternity. I wish it would delete itself already

Stadia deserves to be ground into dust and forgotten about for eternity. I wish it would delete itself already

Stadia deserves to be ground into dust and forgotten about for eternity. I wish it would delete itself already

in other words the USA likely won't regulate the living garbage out of an alternative way to make money but the EU will, just because the established government and powers don't like it

blame the governments for the import fees

blame the governments for the import fees

blame the governments for the import fees

lol what they get backlash all the time, but people seem to have a problem with Nintendo protecting their very valuable, very old intellectual property. If you had a game series filled with characters as famous and worth the money as Nintendo does, you'd be hiring lawyers to stomp out any theft, no matter how small, just the same as Nintendo. The fact remains this is a third party mod made without permission of any kind for a game Nintendo still fully owns all rights to. They have ever last legal right to do this, and it's not their problem a bunch of people want to play a 20 year old offline-only game. Nintendo's also immune to the outcry of the angry Twitter army, which is a little refreshing from all the companies that buckle from one complaint (Ubisoft....)
 
Nintendo's best option would be to bring Melee to the Switch somehow, but let's be real that's not going to happen

It's not going anywhere. They have no real competitor, they can do whatever they want and it won't die anytime soon

It's not going anywhere. They have no real competitor, they can do whatever they want and it won't die anytime soon

The wording sounds like they're telling everyone that they can run ads, not that they will. It seems unlikely to me they'll suddenly slap ads on every video that the creator can't monetize, or isn't monetized by a claim or some garbage like that, but YouTube is a business so I don't think I'll exactly blame them if they do

It's not going anywhere. They have no real competitor, they can do whatever they want and it won't die anytime soon

Meanwhile, Reddit completely ignores the last 6 months in certain subs being brigaded out the ass.

sounds like a lot of accusations and not much else. don't really see this going anywhere but an undisclosed settlement a few months from now

I've always found this weird, no McDonalds I've ever been to has had a broken ice cream machine

just what the rest of America needs...

fuck government. 

Why is Linus to blame? Not getting a DMCA just means you weren't popular enough for it to happen yet. It was always going to happen

They were just like a Kickstarter, all promises and fancy videos or renders but no physical product of any kind yet. Nothing you can touch. Yet people still invested or bought into them. Don't buy things that aren't real yet

I'd love to see an Open Source version of Windows get off the ground and become exceedingly popular.
 
If only to piss off the Linux fanboys lol.

I'd happily pay more if my crap stopped coming from China

So many western companies freely selling themselves out to China...

Gotta admit of all the SSD's I've bought over the years I never once looked at the type of memory they had and if you put them all together, even the older ones, guarantee I wouldn't be able to tell the difference on day to day use.

I'd happily pay more if my crap stopped coming from China