Eat your contiguous mass of food., kleeon.

Or actually might be a phishing scam. It's from nintendo-noreply@nintendo.net.

Edit: and the hyperlinks are all routed through click.ccg.nintendo.com/?buncha'numbers

I got an email saying to double-check my account settings 2 hours ago. Guess my opinion doesn't matter.

Mushi-shi and Yokohama Shopping Trip are the only serene anime that I found weren't empty and boring as fuck. Maybe Kamichu too but I haven't watched that in a while.

Anime movies are probably better at having more relaxing pacing while not feeling like empty nothingness like Yuru Camp or Non Non Biyori. I find Ponyo or Garden Of Words way more chill.

And it would probably have romance/compatability mechanics like Love Love Truck on PS1 between the racers built in. FUCK.

Ah, OK, thanks for explaining. Yeah that doesn't sound so bad. I'm so fucking annoyed repairing my gaming electronics and electronics in general so any design that limits me having to take stuff apart to clean it, replace capacitors, desolder CMOS batteries, replace parts, etc. is what I want in life.

https://xcancel.com/BillyPacman/status/1289216762383233027#m

Very slowly forcing myself to rewatch season zero of Yugioh. Not really digging it this time. It's fun but it's too formulaic each episode and the change in the characters and stuff is so fucking slow. I love all the games Takahashi invented for it though, pretty unique in that sense.

Is there any info on how much processing power it'd use up on a console? NSW1 definitely didn't have much power, memory, or storage to spare for such things.

Getting my ass successively and percussively beat for force-installing Linux Mint on all my acquaintances computers.

I played a little of the first one on XBOX and liked it. Loved the visuals and the story seemed like it'd get interesting.

I think the problem is gunna' be we get new stuff for a time but it's combined with Nintendo becoming like the rest if the market and eventually homogenizing back to slop and greed again but how Sony does it rather than the slightly novel Nintendo way.