They do, they've actually have been more open to ports and "more mature" games since they released the first switch.

They only "won" the emulator thing because they didn't have the money to fight them in court. Them also going after palworld and patenting things to get them is also stuff that falls

Nintendo is famous for suing websites and ROM holders. But, theyr aren't completely wrong there since it's their IP they are fighting for. I believe they also were able to shut down a Switch emulator

Yeah, I have lots of friends and family with nintendo stuff so it's kind of a must. Do also have friends with PCs/other consoles too. Though I do like Nintedo's stuff, it's different compared to a xbo

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Yes, that's true. I don't have many friends who own Switch or for that matter any Nintendo gear. It's prolly cause Switches aren't officially sold in India and thus lack warranty.

I'dunno on battery life yet as I just got it and have it on the charger since it's downloading all my games/dlc/etc. Definitely more powerful than the previous gen and I've read the battery life varie

Oh I see. How is it BTW? I have heard it has beefier specs than the original Switch. Wonder if Dev's can get Android or maybe some form of Linux running on it. Pretty sure it could then run some PC ga

Yes, Softaculous -> Nextcloud is the go-to solution for WebDAV.

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not that simple, but yes. i rediscovered it recently tho.. i never loved physics, always was into math. they usually say "math is the queen of all sciences".. and physicists add &

I hear there’s an upcoming Ram shortage. iPhones will cost $70,000 a year to rent and Razor phones are coming back in style for a low low price of $2,000.

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I mean, I can see it happening to.me when I had some shrooms but I'd be leaking my own data, not clients (Image)

Purple toes would fit right in with the theme of this thread

Just to show my mental state right after the purchase, here was my first support ticket to VeloxMedia after my "suspect" technically ingenious $13 discount purchase.