Gotta steal to eat, gotta eat to live, otherwise we'd get along, eh?
It's like when your Pokemon forgets 'scratch' to learn 'armed robbery', still a normal type move with the same effect, just more powerful.
Switch 2 carts are reportedly only 64GB in size and cost $16 USD per unit.
Nintendo only makes one size and then game key cards. It's an artificial cap, as there's already larger SD Express cards too.
I mean, handsome dude, physically fit enough to go kill, human enough to protect a small creature. It's not all looks.
It is looks, don't get me wrong, but at least you know he might help with the baby and such.
She wants it reworded to be less hurtful but she's keeping 'his' dog?
She'd better start mentioning he kicked it or she just painted herself as... Well, not the worst but, like, really low... Ain't no 'amicable' if you're kidnapping the dog.
"This is one of the new software distribution methods we have introduced to accommodate the larger game data sizes on Switch 2 compared to Switch," he explained.
"Software can be released in various formats, and we will continue to work closely with software publishers on many fronts to ensure that they actively support our platform."
Planned to deal with 'larger' games, yeah, that's why Bravely Default used it. It's so big.
Make smaller, cheaper Carts available to publishers.
Most SUVs these days don't even have the 'Large Engines' of old.
Control Backspace deletes whole words. Misspelled control? Faster to delete and retype than move my cursor around when I'm on a roll.
You can plug pretty much any webcam into the Switch as well.
I don't agree with their desire to lock things down but this probably wasn't totally a case of that.
Hey, dude, just be older like me. How are you going to remember screwing your Atari into the antenna ports on the back of the TV if you weren't alive for that?
Well, on top of that the Switch 2 Cartridges come in one size, 64GB, and it's allegedly something like $14 USD per cart.
If your game is 20GB in size, why would you want to eat up that much of your profits on top of Nintendo's cut?
It's a tough choice to make. I won't support 'Game Key Cards' because that's stupid but I like to buy physical games because if I'm going to buy digital it'll be on PC.
If the first one matters more than the second, I'll leave when the first one is done. If the second one is more important, I'll say "I need to prepare for another meeting. If there's any other business, email is best." and leave to be in my next meeting.
Five is already pretty late for me. I'm in the meeting 10 prior so my status changes. Camera is off, I'm preparing for the meeting, but it's good to be ahead of the game.
Driving in Seoul is thousands of people staring straight forward because if you don't look at other drivers, they have to let you in.
Of course, the diesel SsangYong I had was all I needed to tell them "You should wait for the light."
It was also common for cars to park anywhere and leave their phone number on the dash so you could call them to let them know you were blocked in.
It was so much nicer to just take public transit.
You plug the card in, the data has degraded to the point of unusability, and the game doesn't function anymore.
And when you die and your next of kin tries to recover your password and gets told by Valve that it's not within the TOS, your copy will be just as gone and the game will be just as unperserved.
Based on that sentence, it even just says "in the region" so hardly "all" Americans
From my reading of the article, that was a hypothetical. Not to say it hasn't happened multiple times but I'm pretty sure that "may" was doing some heavy lifting.
Also, a necessary warning about the water at Jerry Garcia's house.