Kelly @ Kelly @lemmy.world

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1989/1990 is when 16-Bit platforms like SNES, Mega Drive, and Neo-Geo launched. These 4th gen consoles were very far from "monochrome graphics" and were thought of as "rad" at the time.

Its what the kids want these days.

Just a smidge more and they beat the original run:

• Crash Bandicoot - 6.82 million
• Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back - 7.58 million
• Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped - 7.13 million
• total: 21.53 million

https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/116437-most-games-of-a-videogame-series-in-the-ps-one-top-10-global-sales-chart

It would have been nice to play it without the framerate drops.

I felt the same at launch with Breath of the Wild.

I would have been happy to play a more powerful hardware variant that focused on being a home console. Instead Nintendo offered more portable versions :/

Do you get vouchers?

I find buying vouchers brings the per-title cost down to au$67.5.

In comparison Sony is charging au$125 for a 1st party title like the last of us part 1 so Nintendo feels like they are priced competitively.

I'm not sure I agree this is an "Announce Trailer"

• Microsoft has the highest Market Cap
• Walmart has the highest Revenue
• Saudi Aramco has the highest Profit

"Richest" isn't really a term you can compare without further clarification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_market_capitalization

I think that depends on your metric.

Market cap, revenue, profit, assets? They will all have a different leaderboard.

Its Microsoft - they offer multiple DBaaS themselves.

But it costs a lot more than $100 in man hours to properly propose, approve, and implement any production system.

I'm still waiting.

https://youtu.be/PXPsjvMlLOo

If you put them all (handheld, home, micro, and hybrid) into the same bucket then, yes.

DS > Wii > PS3 > 360 > PSP > N-Gage > Ouya

It also makes the DS the best selling console to launch in the 21st century.

Yet. Wait until the DLC drops I suppose.

• no in game footage
• release date somewhere between 18 and 40 months away
• PEGI 16

What on earth did the classification board have to go on, its clearly not going to be anything like the game were were building in 2020.

I've had trouble understanding the current paid DLC. Are they all cosmetics only?

I think it tries to select sentences that add the most meaning. In this case it averaged 1 sentence per paragraph.

https://www.diffchecker.com/mCMRxOsb/

I enjoyed this one back in the day.

I remember it "looking good" at the time with the flashlight being the standout feature.

Gameplay felt tense but I doubt what produced tension in 2002 is going to hold up in 2024.

I'm all for the remaster from a preservationist perspective but I doubt it will get me to spend much money.

Technically true.

You are right, having the password in the same vault does mean that if the vault itself is compromised they have both. Guess I could move the TOTP to a separate authenticator app but the only other apps I have a mobile only and there are times I need to login without having hands on my phone.

I guess the time based aspect of the TOTP makes it a little more resistant to having someone monitor my keystrokes or clipboard or whatever and capture a relatively long lived secret like my password. So I guess its a comprise I'm willing to make.

I generate a TOTP with my password manager, it stores all my other login details and keeps it simple.

That's a paddlin'

2h 16m ?!