Depending on the veracity of a new Switch model being considered last year, their new game could also be going along nicely and they are waiting to announce it. I honestly have no idea, it just feels as believable as a project turning bad and being canceled.
But you get that sweet water bottle. I will probably go into the store to get it, but I find that the brick and mortar stores don’t have their stock out for days sometimes.
I know I’m not the demographic for this, but it seems to me this will just be a way for celebrities to make some money off of fans with no impulse control (and could even be abusive in some ways). I guess the more expressive/artistic games could have “marketplaces” for things where actual talented people can sell some stuff, but I can only envision to worst right now.
It's pathetic how he wants to sell his saves of Animal Crossing New Horizons but seems like he completely forgot about his Animal Crossing New Leaf on his Nintendo 3DS.
First things first, why not allow me to backup my saves locally ?
south of Woodland tower, between there and the southernmost mud swath. It’s at the foot of the hill where the main mud pond and tower are, next to some camping bokoblins. I’ll try to document a little better later!
I’m absolutely with you. The whole idea of selling save files and the way he puts it makes my skin crawl. The point is to like… spend time with the games, right? Not turn them into another disconnected and haunted husk of profit? for what, other than scooping the point and meaning?
that certainly wasn't in the original release!
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If you like musou games, it's decent fun, especially for only 20€. It's a spin-off game and pretty different from the mainline games, though, so it might not feel quite like getting into Fire Emblem "proper" compared to those.
It's a fantastic musou, and a terrible fanservice FE game.
Probably not as he left the board earlier this year because they wouldn’t articulate their strategy to him. I think Reggie is a business person first, so that’s the lens he sees most things through.
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Maybe it's just that I was late to the party, but I never saw what everyone saw in this guy.Here we go again...
Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and play-to-own technology
Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and so-called play-to-own technology. Speaking at last month…www.eurogamer.net
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Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and so-called play-to-own technology.
He appeared to be quite enthusiastic about the idea: "So I'm a believer in blockchain, I think it's a really compelling technology. I'm also a believer in the concept of 'play to own' within video games, and I say this as a player where I may have invested 50 hours, 100 hours, or 300 hours in a game, and when I'm ready to move on to something else, wouldn't it be great to monetise what I've built?"
Fils-Aimé used an example from his former employer to support his case: "I bet I'd have some takers here today if I wanted to sell my Animal Crossing island from the latest Nintendo Switch version; I'd like to be able to monetise that. Blockchain technology embedded in the code would enable me to do that."
To his credit, Fils-Aimé did say that the use of blockchain needs to be thoughtful and consumer-friendly: "Now I say that in the context of 'it needs to make sense for the player'. It can't just be an approach by the developer that it's interesting or it's a way for them as a development entity to make more money. In the end, it's got to be good for the player, but I see an opportunity."
There's some pretty significant new content not in the original release.
Hey, don't ever apologize for needing a break. That's totally cool. We're not going anywhere, so you take as long as you need. I hope your mental health improves, fam.
For as much crap as I give Best Buy these days, the one thing they still do right is their release day shipping.
They're great now, but I remember waiting over a week for my copies of HeartGold & SoulSilver to arrive. Was unbearable.
Their cancelled project became Bowser's Fury, I think.
Sorry to hear that - get some self-care in when you can!
Sorry to hear this, too - best wishes to you.
My pre-order of Chrono Cross just shipped today.
I want Naka to strike SquareEnix with such passionate force that they split back apart into Square and Enix.
Nothing can ever be a hobby anymore. We're expected to monetize absolutely every aspect of our existence. It's exhausting. I hate it.Here we go again...Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and play-to-own technology
Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and so-called play-to-own technology. Speaking at last month…
If you don't want to click:
Reggie Fils-Aimé says he's a believer in blockchain and so-called play-to-own technology.
He appeared to be quite enthusiastic about the idea: "So I'm a believer in blockchain, I think it's a really compelling technology. I'm also a believer in the concept of 'play to own' within video games, and I say this as a player where I may have invested 50 hours, 100 hours, or 300 hours in a game, and when I'm ready to move on to something else, wouldn't it be great to monetise what I've built?"
Fils-Aimé used an example from his former employer to support his case: "I bet I'd have some takers here today if I wanted to sell my Animal Crossing island from the latest Nintendo Switch version; I'd like to be able to monetise that. Blockchain technology embedded in the code would enable me to do that."
To his credit, Fils-Aimé did say that the use of blockchain needs to be thoughtful and consumer-friendly: "Now I say that in the context of 'it needs to make sense for the player'. It can't just be an approach by the developer that it's interesting or it's a way for them as a development entity to make more money. In the end, it's got to be good for the player, but I see an opportunity."
Sloop, they did it again
