Reminds me of something you’d find on the Dreamcast.

I was thinking this, too! The level design looks like a mix of Jet Set Radio’s architecture with Katamari’s color palette.

This game looks really adorable. I wish there was a PS port.

It’s what the doctor ordered.

Who is watching YT videos through this app?

99% of YouTube users.

I think Shadow is referring to Palworld’s similarities to Pokemon. There had been a lot of tension over whether or not Nintendo would try to sue the Palworld dev, so it stands to reason that selling something so contentious on Nintendo’s own platform might be a bit awkward.

I’d imagine that some of the tech the controller users is licensed from other rights holders, so Google can’t just open source it.

I’m going to assume that it’s more than just an allegation and that it’s sufficiently substantiated if they’re willing to publicly cut ties with him like this. Their statement says that they confirmed the events with the involved parties, so I imagine they’re confident in their decision.

Oh, are the Gunpei Yokoi conspiracies circulating again?

“Your games aren’t as good, so your opinion is invalid” is definitely a take.

Yeah, I would genuinely use one for the virtual screen capabilities to do my normal Salesforce-and-Slack job, if not for the price.

Harder to monetize on Peertube.

Technically, nothing we ever see is in real-time.

The CD-i Zelda games had a really fun charm to them. Someone made a really fun homage to them, called Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore, and it’s a sweet love letter of a game, complete with crudely hand-drawn cut scenes with confusing perspectives. The developer is “Seedy Eye”, or… y’know… CD-i. ;)

No, the girl with the sword is Link.

That’s precisely the problem; they continue to support the game, in the state that it’s in. Honestly, an appropriate move would be for them to officially discontinue support for the game altogether (even if that means not having a new IP to replace it with). This means turning off their official servers, and removing the ability to buy/sell inventory items on the Steam Marketplace.

Right now, Valve allows people to sell items for real money (which they take a cut from) in a game that is overrun by bots. They need to either fix the bot problem, or stop taking people’s money.

This was a free game on PSN a while back, and I went ahead and tried it knowing nothing about it other than there was a cute cat in the trailer. Didn’t realize it was going to be one of the best games I’d played in years.

I’m glad to see that more people will get to play it now, too! It was such an unexpected delight of a game.

I don’t think they’d have announced the weaker version of the game first. The first preview of the game would have been from the best possible version they have to show off, so this trailer is probably exactly that. I think it’s unlikely that this will be a dual-release game.

Which makes me worry for the success of the game. Having what should be a cornerstone game for the Switch being released on year 8 of the console’s life span is not a good look. I want this to be good; I’ve been wanting this game ever since I finished Metroid Prime 3 back in 2007, I just hope it’s not too late to still find success.

Lemmy’s still small enough that if you’re even remotely active, you start to recognize just about everybody. I like that, and I kinda miss that about the smaller communities/forums of the old internet.

How often do you find that happens?

Give 'em a break, they wrote the article one-handed.

Cowardly, psychopathic behavior. Hopefully they’re caught.