Fun fact. Coal plants release more radioactive materials than nuclear plants.]

Except the ones that blew up. Those ones were extra spicy.

Seems to be just photovoltaics and spinny things.

So will pretty much anything except JS.

What kinda space mutant hands do you have where the 3DS of all things was comfortable?

I even played Zelda with the stylus, such was the shape of Nintendo’s handhelds.

Aww, anon was so close to having his first friend.

I still lament the loss of analogue face buttons from the PS2 controller.

It was mostly used on racing games where newer analogue triggers are a lot more precise, but it can make emulating older games tricky.

Pretty sure it was never going to become an AGI.

It’s just donkey-work machines to cut low level jobs.

But how can we be sure? Give us a couple more billion to waste on graphics cards first!

Bits of it are. Entirely depends where you are.

Both sides do.

It’s just a shame that was the only real option on the ballot.

It’s a polarizing one for sure. Every review is either 10/10 or 1/10.

I’m firmly in the latter camp, I see the gold and white dress, and I hear Yanny. Mileage may vary.

I never really thought of Robocop as being cyberpunk either. It is though.

Deathstalker 1 & 2, although the second is far superior.

It’s completely tone deaf by any standards, let alone modern ones. Watch as a gang rape is interrupted and turned into what can only be described as a “heroic sexual assault”.

The second swaps out the main actor for a much funnier one, and has probably the catchiest out-of-place theme tune of any movie.

You know you’re watching a terrible movie, but they breeze along and you can’t help but be entertained by it.

I cannot stand 2001 A Space Odyssey

It’s glacially paced, there’s like 1 good scene with HAL and Dave and the rotating set is neat with him running around the edge. It’s about 20 minutes of decent movie padded to an agonising two and a half hours of pretentious nonsense.

People go “oh, but it was groundbreaking at the time!” We’d had Star Trek for two years by that point. It really was not that groundbreaking.

The PS3 nearly had a controller like that.

It was nicknamed the Banana Controller before they abandoned it.

Makes sense. They need to save some GPUs for the poor crypto farmers and AI speculators.

I mean, Nintendo have often been fairly good with back compatibility.

If the architecture and form factor of physical media isn’t really changing, there’s not a lot of need to block older games from running.

They’re already on ARM, and there’s not much better for mobile gaming and GPUs have been fairly similar for a long time now.

The more interesting question is: will the Switch games get a performance boost on Switch 2? And it’s probably going to depend on the game. I’d imagine they’ll test a lot of the more popular titles, and anything with issues just gets it disabled until the developer patches it. It’d be nice to play TotK at a decent frame rate. Impressive as it is, it certainly chugs.

“My house my votes”

You likely won’t get another that isn’t a complete sham like they have in Russia

Good news, you’ll all be able to sit out the next one as well!