They took three old games, they run them on an emulator, and they tried to give them wide screen support but they failed to do this for one of them. Overall, I feel like the package they deliver should have been sold for not more than $20. What you’re paying for this quick mashup of old games that look like they didn’t have a lot of effort put into them to be ported, is just as much as you would pay for a new release AAA game. Not to mention that this game is only available for a limited time, which to me feels like they’re preying on people with the “fear of missing out” anxiety disorder by making people buy it who would not have otherwise.

At this point in time they’ve also announced that Skyward Sword HD is coming to the Nintendo Switch as a port of the original game. This one is priced $60, as I feared it would.

Don’t get me wrong, all of these games are amazing, but these titles had a way lower production cost than titles like Breath of the Wild, yet they are priced the same, which is a shame.

Welcome!

The attention to detail is insane, they did an amazing job

Really cool, this is a huge step for Rust

That’s awesome. If these hadn’t been found they would for sure be lost to time eventually

Ooo nice. I like the F-Zero for SNES, it’d be cool to play a modern version

What are some recommended private btc setups?

Just keep the private key locally on a hardware wallet or mobile device (only do the latter if you can ensure its security). The great thing about cryptocurrencies is that you don’t have to rely on banks to keep your assets, but you sorta do if you use services like Coinbase

I personally like using cryptocurrencies that support low transaction fees like Dash or Ether. I store the private keys on a hardware wallet, so no one has access to my assets and I own them. Even though you can’t use them in a lot of popular stores, there’s plenty of sites where you can buy gift cards for those stores using cryptocurrencies.

Google discriminates against Tor users. Sometimes, like you just witnessed, they won’t allow you to even prove that you’re human through a CAPTCHA, other times you will be allowed to prove you’re human, but then still, you need to solve way more tests than a user who isn’t using Tor would.

They lost me right away when I saw they put Atom in first place. To this day it’s still been my worst experience with a text editor

I as the creator of a community cannot see who voted, but I imagine that information is available to the Lemmy instance administrators if they wish to go out of their way to inspect their database, and I don’t think encrypting votes would prevent that because the instance administrators would still be able to decrypt it because they’d have the keys

I turned my Pi into a web server which hosts an onionsite. Tor makes it super easy to make any web server host an onionsite, which means I won’t need to buy a domain and I can self-host without people finding my IP address

I just installed it and it’s great so far. I love the peertube integration as well

Meanwhile a different group of people storing the same image 40 times in different places for convenience

cough game freak

I’m having trouble entering the room. Also it appears to be called ‘0000000000000’

browser.translation.engine is set to Google though, by default, for me at least

No, it’s very true. Everyone swallows 8 spiders in their sleep. If you die tomorrow and you haven’t swallowed any spiders yet, eight spiders will crawl into your mouth tonight

The link gets cut off with a … at the end, but if I select the link by pressing and holding, and I copy it, it will copy all of it for me. Anyway, I sent you a request

Not at all. The app creates a folder and automatically moves all email belonging to itself to that folder

I think it could be possible with an Android emulator. Thus far there isn’t a native version for desktop computers