

If they stole the code that would be copyright infringement.
If they stole the code that would be copyright infringement.
Wait… How do Trade Secrets work?
I thought that the individuals might be in legal trouble if they violate NDAs or No Compete clauses but that once the “secret” was out it was fair game.
Joystick but no keyboard is going to limit the IF options. That said it might be a great way to play gamebooks.
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he expressed dissatisfaction with the Wii port, referring to it as not being ‘original.’
Assuming we aren’t missing some nuisance in the translation I don’t think I agree with this interpretation. The “port” is not the “original”, that’s just a statement of fact. No dissatisfaction is implied.
As for the recommendation to play the port that runs on modern hardware, well yeah most people don’t have the hardware to play the pre-HD versions at their best.
“detachable metal shrapnel”?
There is an interesting list here;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_Nintendo_Switch_video_games
Nintendo includes sales numbers for their successful games in their financial reports so they are well represented but wikipedia also includes 3rd party figures when the publisher has released the numbers.
The top 5 3rd party titles*:
* I have overlooked titles like Pokemon and Hyrule Warriors as they are published by Nintendo in some regions.
Its just a warning, if the game is still active people can still access it.
Puyo Puyo - lots of ports
Reskinned as:
Master of Orion - MS DOS, Mac OS
Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap - Master System
aka:
Digger - IBM PC
Lots of adventure games available via scummvm.
I feel like I’ve been hearing this since odyssey.
Doom: The Gallery Experience isn’t actually a Doom WAD — a file that is essentially a mod of the game — but a recreation made using Construct 3
https://www.polygon.com/news/504165/free-doom-art-gallery-mod
It would instantly break compatibility with >99% of windows software.
They are trying with Windows S but i don’t think it has much of a market.
If Nintendo hasn’t made more money selling emulated video games than anyone else I would be surprised.
(virtual console, NSO, (s)nes mini, pokemon stadium, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, etc)
If they claimed emulation was illegal they would be a laughing stock. Of course it all comes down to the IP rights and copy protection measures.
Teen: partial nudity and sexual themes
https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/real-hentai-switch/
So it’s soft porn
Its a strange product, in the US they were ordered not to call them “chips”, and call them “crisps” instead:
In the UK, they argued they were not “potato crisps” because they though their low potato content would get a lower tax rate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pringles