Unfortunately, Nintendo mobile practices are nasty.
I suspect Nintendo applied the japanese mobile scheme to global market, but its a mistake on the long run: Such practice for a company considered family-friendly can be bad, as it can trigger regulations.
Am I the only one having some concerns about a technology which organisation is going too widely high profit company dependent?
I suspect the MK8D DLC pushes the sells along the years even further. Those uncertain about buying it cross the line because, hey, hype.
I suspect Nintendo will do the same for their next MK game.
When you remove one emulator that makes money, it’s because of money. Yuzu code will not be lost, but keeping a healthy community after DMCA will be hard.
But when you close 8,000 repositories, it’s a kick in the hardware preservation community. The simple fact it’s possible to do this is frightening.
That’s part of the contract when you take a gamepad to play MK: Are you really ready to be that guy?_
Discover how to find the best Mario Kart 8 build using the Pareto frontier method. This interactive guide explores multi-objective optimization of speed, acceleration, and other key stats to help you beat your friends on the race track.
When you bring your Switch on a boat, the whole Earth rocks…
Mmh… I suspect doing this is not legal in Europe as second hand have enforced laws.
Other laws like this (I suspect second hand Steam game licence) have been voted to protect customers from such behavior (in the mindset that customer don’t have to pay for company for having bad protection system).
We will see how Nintendo will react.
Is the culture of Rust/Cargo getting as bad as JS/NPM these days
Thanks for saying it.
When I see some rust projects, they looks like they where managed by JS devs (“1 need, 1 package”) that want to do compiled language… The amount of dependencies can be utterly insane.
For me, it mostly means rust have a strong package system, not that rust have good devs.
I’m doing Python at work and you have to use a many pypi package for financial reasons (yet, I restrict myself as much as possible), but seeing this mindset is scope specific open source project is crazy.
All of this does not means all rust (or JS) devs are bad, its just a consequence of bringing code to the masses: Its a good thing in many way. Lets acknowledge this and not being impressed by badly engineered dependency choices.
I agree it was a too easy and too short game, mostly for entertaining new players, but everything on screen constantly makes me smile. We don’t have that many games with that much love.
We finished it with a friend on pc. Surprised to see it coming on Switch. It's a crafted with love game, yet I can't say it's awesome. I think solo mode must be hard as you would need to disengage often during battle, something easier to do with friends.
Interesting. Did they have some kind of filtering to looks like N64 output ? Or is it high rez like emulation ?
I mean, I like the pixel look of the N64 display, with 3 points filtering and signal based anti aliasing.
Those component are what you could call N64 look. Low poly + linear filtering is not N64 that much .
Interesting. I think Mario Wonder was the best 2D Mario since Super Mario World. I didn’t like the physic on New Super Mario.
I also think Nintendo has some trouble with they IP on the long run.
Will definitely wait for performance review.
Sega tends to not respecte its beloved licence that much.
Euro:
- Lack of randomness.
- Few direct confrontation.
- Weak theme.
- Strong focus on mechanics.
Ameritrash:
- Strong theme.
- Mechanics are rough and simple.
- Direct confrontation.
- Dices rolling, everywhere, all the time…
Let's start the new year with a new version of InfiniTime! Here is a summary of the changes and addition of InfiniTime 1.14: Reduced memory footprint in flash memory: the analog watch face draws t...
Here is a summary of the changes and addition of InfiniTime 1.14:
- Reduced memory footprint in flash memory: the analog watch face draws the background at runtime instead of using a pre-defined background picture and we moved the font for the navigation app to the external memory.
- Improved raise-to-wake algorithm and new lower-to-sleep functionality
- New weather service and new setting to select °C/°F
- The build system now allows to easily select which user applications and watch faces are built into the firmware
- Replace the node.js tool that convert the images (lv_img_conv) by a custom re-implementation in Python
- InfiniLink, the iOS companion app has a new maintainer!
Yes, bad use of API shouldn’t be use as reference, but it also increases Valheim (which does not seems to be the best API us ever):
I can confirm, this also brings Valheim from 45 to 70-80 FPS on my machine (4090M, 7945HX) at 1080p Ultra Settings.
Commit here.
They simply added this line op.max_unroll_iterations = 32;, related to NIR shader compilation. Passed to NIR here.
(I stop here, lost track and interest in further investigation)
All we need is 8K AI scaled Doom 1993 at 120 fps on ourprinter LCD screen.
I know this is maybe not the place but I couldn't avoid to think those kind of projects are from another time.
Big infrastructures that need constant energy, food and people flow to work does not seems aligned with what is coming.
Dunno what others think about this...
This is the kind of game you can’t do twice as finding how to finish the game is basically the main point.
(Always) Wait for the performance review, but if they are good, do yourself a favor, play it spoiler free.
One of the best game experience ever. Would love to have more games like this.
Latest update: Ver. 3.0.0 (Released November 8th, 2023)
Support for DLC:
- Added paid DLC: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass, Wave 6 (two cups, eight courses, four characters, 17 Mii racing suits).
General:
- Added “Music” button to the top menu.
- This is a feature where you can listen to the background music that plays during the game, as you like.
- Even players who don’t own the Booster Course Pass can listen to the background music of the DLC courses.
- Added feature where other players who aren’t friends can join in a Room.
- After creating a room, press the + Button or – Button to display the Room ID on the Room screen, and tell your fellow racers the Room ID.
- The other racers can join by entering the Room ID in “Search by Room ID.”
- Made it so that you can create a Room even if you have 0 friends registered.
- Added staff credits for the Booster Couse Pass.
- Increased the invincibility time of a portion of characters and vehicle customizations.
- Made it so that you can’t acquire strong items when taking an Item Box by stopping or driving in reverse, or taking an Item Box that is in same location multiple times during a race.
- Shortened the time between when an Item Box is acquired by someone until it is restored.
- Lowered the appearance rate of Mirror and 200cc in “Worldwide” and “Regional.”
- Made it so you can acquire the “Varia Suit” when using a Metroid series amiibo.
- Made it so you can acquire the “Hylian Suit” when using a Legend of Zelda series amiibo.
- Made it so you can acquire the “Kirby Suit” when using a Kirby series amiibo.
- Made it so you can acquire the “Daisy Suit” when using a Daisy amiibo.
Fixed Issues:
- Fixed an issue where no Bob-omb car blows up in Wii Moonview Highway, but a Bob-omb car blows up for someone you are playing with online.
- Fixed an issue where, when racing against a Ghost in Time Trials on Yoshi's Island, the red road would not appear even though the Ghost touched the Winged Cloud.
Qt for Python 6.6 Release - Continue async support, aarch64 wheels, improve android support, license holders new installation methods, research on automatic bindings.
- Python 3.12 support.
- Python 3.7 is no longer supported.
- Shiboken generator is now available on PyPI.
- Better asyncio compatibility.
- Better Android compatibility.
- aarch64 architecture is now supported.
- Better access to commercial wheels.
- Better Python integration in Qt Creator.
- Out to date research plan for dynamic binding.
Since latest firmware update, Pinetime battery life is outstanding.
I use it daily, mostly connected to GadgetBridge to get messages (my phone vibrations are not very strong. I also use it at night to walk in my house without turning lights on.
Notice that Wake Up is not set at all, no wake up. This also keep your display off while walking/moving.
Constant modules are modules that often contains variables that you want to use in many places without relying on hard coded values. Sometime you store paths (often relatives).
Is it a good thing to use pathlib.Path() object is modules dedicated to constant?
Or is there anything that you should know before choosing to do so?
I would say the same question appears for using re.compile() in constants.
Any advise?
Mortal Kombat 1 proves to be too much for the Switch's dated hardware. The load times are egregious, there are numerous bugs plaguing both graphics and gameplay, making for a poor quality port of a great game that's all around aggravating to play.
It’s ugly and load times last around 40 seconds.
EDIT: Le boss annonce qu’ils corrigeront les problèmes via update. J’y crois pas une seconde, mais ça été dit.
Hello all,
I just realize my PineTime connector have some quality problem and gets wearied.
Is anyone having same problem? Can I fix it?
Lors d’une conférence de presse donnée mercredi 12 juillet depuis Tours, le président socialiste de la Région Centre-Val de Loire a dévoilé les résultats de l'enquête diligentée en 2022 autour des progressions et retombées économiques de La Loire à vélo. Celles-ci traduisent, selon François Bonneau,...
I just fall on this and didn't know you can't remove stuff from lemmy.
I'm not touchy about privacy, but am I the only one to find this disturbing?
EDIT: Thanks to @solidgrue, I realize ActivePub (the protocol under Lemmy) actually support content deletion. It's mostly to the instances to choose to honor it or not, which make sense.
