The actual app Magic Earth is proprietary, but it uses OpenStreetMap

Wake me when we get ChatCBT.

So, I have two consoles. A regular Switch that I use docked only, and a Lite for portable. Switching between them was always cumbersome due to cloud saves (they fail 1/20 times so I got used to always updating them manually), but this adds yet another step (it's actually 4 screens to go through, with loading between two of them).

Not to mention, if the console with the virtual card is offline, and you wanna play the game on the other console – you can't. If you or Nintendo are having connection issues, you can lose access to your downloaded digital games.

Another problem is if you lose physical access to a console with virtual game cards on it. The games are then gone with the console.

I've been a strong Nintendo supporter (monetarily) for years, having played through just over 100 games in this setup, so this is very, very disappointing to me.

Generally he just says whatever will spark the most controversy and clicks/interactions.

Had a stroll through his profile and he's clearly only here to troll.

This game fulfills my only two requirements. Anime girls, and fishing.

Here, I fixed it.

It's planned but not implemented yet. I played this morning and it works fine as usual.

I remember using this a lot in my first year of migrating from Windows to Linux. It was engrained into me that my system will degrade if I don't "clean" it regularly, like on Windows.

Out of context, "a power button" is really funny to see advertised as a feature.

Your comment got me curious so I had a look.

From their FAQ:

Will Magic Earth be Open Source?

No; since it is also used commercially (we have a paid Magic Earth SDK for business partners), we cannot make the code public.