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  • This only serves to weaken the Threadiverse further; even moreso than Beehaw defederating from lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works.

  • Unlike physical cartridges, a digital, emulated copy of FireRed has no resale or collector's value. The lack of physical copies for virtual console games also means each copy sold costs Nintendo nothing beyond the initial emulator development cost, which would be minuscule on a per-game basis.

    Considering those factors, and the Switch having a higher install base than prior systems (over ten times Wii U unit sales), maintaining the Wii U and 3DS price points is the most reasonable means for Nintendo to monetize their back catalogue in a way that makes piracy less enticing for many people: $3 per GB, $4 per GBC, $5 per NES, $7-8 per GBA, $8 per SNES, $10 per N64/DS, and $20 per Wii.

    Given that each emulated console only requires that a Switch emulator be developed for it once (something Nintendo has already done for NSO) to support hundreds of paid titles, there's no need to increase prices when the games will sell several times more than they had any chance to on the Wii U.

    Given how many games NSO includes, they could continue offering them that way for people who prefer renting their library. Consumers want meaningful options; pricing a GBA game at $20 is not that.

  • Blind consumer loyalty only incentivizes Nintendo to further raise prices and make their products less consumer friendly.

    Piracy simply demonstrates a problem with supply; if Nintendo wants to solve it, the solution isn't trying to cuts heads off of a hydra, but rather adjust prices to capture unrealized market potential.

  • If a company shows no respect for its consumers by nickel and diming them for everything, then there is no reason to show a company respect by purchasing its products.

    If they re-released their entire back catalogue at reasonable prices—not locking them behind a subscription—with a commitment to letting users transfer them to future consoles without an upgrade fee, then things would be different.

  • Impeachments mean nothing without a conviction.

  • They're intentionally pricing this at $20 to convince people that the subscription model is a better deal. GBA games on the Wii U were priced at $8, a much more reasonable price point.

  • FireRed is not worth $20, especially without rom hack support or optional filters.

    Edit: It's a ROM being emulated; no substantial effort beyond the initial development of the emulator itself went into this release. Don't support Nintendo's price inflation practices by raising the baseline of what emulated games should cost. GBA games on the Wii U were $8, a far more reasonable price point.

  • At Heritage, we believe that so-called transgender surgery is bad for anybody because of what you saw in Rhode Island yesterday," Roberts said

    He conveniently doesn't mention that the shooter was also a Trump supporting Nazi.

  • It's embarrassing to live in a country that sticks asylum seekers in concentration camps.

  • Asking nicely? /s

  • Clickbaity headline, but good article.

  • An ActivityPub server-as-community has sanctions but lacks the prior steps: rules aren’t visible to outsiders and monitoring is purely reactive,

    Compare this to Reddit, where arriving at a subreddit immediately presents the community’s identity as a first-class interface element: its name, description, rules, moderators, visual identity. The community is a navigable object that you can encounter, evaluate, and choose to join.

    Lemmy communities are no different from subreddits in having a sidebar with rules and moderator lists; they even go a step further in making modlogs public. The way the article is written makes it seem like the author didn't actually test the software they wrote about.

  • Seems to have lots and lots and lots of filler in an attempt to justify its price tag; they should have halved the content and focused on its best levels for $5.

  • The U.S. isn't ready to make up, that's the problem. Making up would be negotiating with European allies as equals, not undermining their foreign policy objectives in Ukraine or destabilizing the continent by pushing fascist propaganda.

  • By block I meant defederate, as described in my post, rather than a user-level block. Just clarified the title; apologies for the confusion.

    Defederation ensures that content isn't received from or transferred to Threads.

  • Fediverse @lemmy.world

    Defederating Threads

  • Found a glitch in that version: the bold/italic/strikethrough UI now updates properly, but there are glitches in using bold in conjunction with italics or strikethrough.

    1. If bold and italics or strikethrough are selected before writing text, the bold is disabled and only the italic option is used.
    2. When trying to apply it to selected text, if the italic or strikethrough option is applied first, the bold option can't be used.

    Bold can only be used with italics or strikethrough if text is selected when applying it and the bold option is applied first.

    The app also appears to freeze when trying to use the Spoiler feature or editing a post or comment.

    Also, perhaps less a bug than an unimplemented feature, but as markdown formatting works in private messages too, perhaps the UI to use it should be enabled for writing private messages?

  • The bug doesn't occur in that version. 👍

  • Blorp @lemmy.zip

    Editing links removes other formatting

  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Vikings: Valhalla (2022-2024) [TV]

    archive.org /download/0-viking-valhalla
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Vikings (2013-2021) [TV]

    archive.org /download/0-vikings
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Ozark (2017-2022) [TV]

    archive.org /download/1-ozark-money-by-pink-floyd
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Smallville (2001-2011) [TV] [S01-S10]

    archive.org /download/smallville_202601
  • Blorp @lemmy.zip

    Formatting options visual glitch

  • Blorp @lemmy.zip

    Potential posting menu improvements

  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    World Without End (2012)

    archive.org /download/0-worldwthend
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Pillars of the Earth (2010)

    archive.org /download/0-pillarsoearth
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    The X-Files (1993-2018) [TV]

    archive.org /download/x-files_202511
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Snowpiercer (2020-2024) [TV]

    archive.org /download/1-snprcr-keep-it-warm-by-black-sabbath
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Masters of the Air (2024)

    archive.org /download/o-mstofthair
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Yellowstone (2018-2024) [TV]

    archive.org /download/i-cant-find-my-way-home-steve-winwood
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Haven (2010-2015) [TV]

    archive.org /download/haven2
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013-2020) [TV]

    archive.org /download/0-agents-of-shield
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    The Wire (2002-2008) [TV]

    archive.org /download/0-thewire
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Dexter (2006-2013) [TV]

    archive.org /download/1-dex
  • Archive @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Get Smart (1965-1970) [TV]

    archive.org /download/get-smart
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Epstein files leak personal passwords including #1Island and ghislaine

    www.techdigest.tv /2026/02/epstein-files-leak-personal-passwords-including-1island-and-ghislaine.html