DigDoug
@DigDoug@lemmy.world
- Comment on Why do people like Mario Kart? 1 week ago:
I remember when I first bought my Gamecube… I had to sign an agreement that I would never play a non-Nintendo property again. “How could they ever enforce this?” I thought. Little did I know that the next day, the Sony SWAT Team would be bursting into my house to extract my Playstation. It was absolutely terrifying.
I haven’t played a single non-Nintendo game since.
- Comment on The only way to be 1 month ago:
Governments could easily get Ancaps on board by renaming themselves to Government, Inc.
- Comment on Nintendo Anti-Piracy Policy Device Lock Update Warns of Console Bricks for Unauthorized Use 1 month ago:
“Nintendo may render…the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part.”
This isn’t just a warning from Nintendo that you risk bricking your console if you try to hack it.
- Comment on Nintendo Anti-Piracy Policy Device Lock Update Warns of Console Bricks for Unauthorized Use 1 month ago:
If Nintendo has the power to brick your console, then do you truly own it?
This sort of shit needs to be illegal.
- Comment on GOG seems to be considering paid membership option 2 months ago:
and its not linux or mac
Except there’s already a Mac version of GOG Galaxy.
- Comment on GOG seems to be considering paid membership option 2 months ago:
I like what GOG do, but gating features, even niche ones, behind a subscription sounds like the first step towards enshittification.
Also, I’m sure as hell not giving them extra money until they fix their platform on Linux/Steam Deck.
- Comment on One-handed games? 2 months ago:
One really handy thing with the Steam Deck is the ability to remap all of the buttons (as well as the two paddles on the back for each hand), so one could probably make a decent one-handed control setup for 99% of turn-based games. Even ones that require the use of the mouse, given the Deck’s touchpads.
Vampire Survivors requires nothing except the stick/dpad outside of menus (and I’m pretty sure you can use the touchscreen for menus, too).
If your friend(s) are stuck using the dpad, it might not be suitable, but Crypt of the Necrodancer only requires four buttons or left, right, up, and down (and you can assign buttons for the button combos normally required to do things like use bombs). This assumes that they like rhythm games.
- Comment on Ironing 11 months ago:
…but then your clothes might look like you’ve worn them before.
What are you? Poor?