I fail to see how this is relevant to the topic at hand. Maybe if you included your reasoning why you came to this conclusion from a Tomb Raider announcement that’d be nice.
No companies are good companies, as they all exist in a capitalist system trying to extract the most money out of the least value.
It’s an association. Tomb raider is a great game. However, for me Nintendo’s reputation is so damaged nowadays that even great games will not convince me to buy a Nintendo console to play them.
I agree, but for me it’s a scale. I remember when Google’s motto was “don’t be evil”. A few years ago I moved everything I used there to a different company. A company nonetheless, but a less evil one.
Ah, you’re just a troll. I was unsure at your first comment, so I gave you a proper answer. Let me spell it out for you in case you’re not a troll, but just really thick, “bruh”:
Lemmy is a place on the where grown ups have discussions on all kinds of topics, based on posted articles. Sometimes these discussions are not directly, but only tangently related to the main topic of the article. This confuses you, like when you see a picture of two boys kissing.
It’s like when your meemaw says it’s 69 degrees and you laugh, because you saw on Snapchat “69” means something funny on the internet.
I totally understand this is confusing, maybe even triggering for you. On the other hand, you really shouldn’t be on the internet before your Ritalin kicks in anyway. Maybe stick to Instagram and Fortnite and steer clear of the difficult parts of the internet where people have conversations.
So, yes “bruh”, nobody forces me to buy a switch 2. Well done concluding that all by yourself. However, you’re just repeating my point and stating the obvious. Now give the iPad back to your mom.
I bought every Nintendo console from the N64 up to the switch. I will stop there. Nintendo is not a good company.
I fail to see how this is relevant to the topic at hand. Maybe if you included your reasoning why you came to this conclusion from a Tomb Raider announcement that’d be nice.
No companies are good companies, as they all exist in a capitalist system trying to extract the most money out of the least value.
It’s an association. Tomb raider is a great game. However, for me Nintendo’s reputation is so damaged nowadays that even great games will not convince me to buy a Nintendo console to play them.
I agree, but for me it’s a scale. I remember when Google’s motto was “don’t be evil”. A few years ago I moved everything I used there to a different company. A company nonetheless, but a less evil one.
Nobody forces you to, bruh
Ah, you’re just a troll. I was unsure at your first comment, so I gave you a proper answer. Let me spell it out for you in case you’re not a troll, but just really thick, “bruh”:
Lemmy is a place on the where grown ups have discussions on all kinds of topics, based on posted articles. Sometimes these discussions are not directly, but only tangently related to the main topic of the article. This confuses you, like when you see a picture of two boys kissing.
It’s like when your meemaw says it’s 69 degrees and you laugh, because you saw on Snapchat “69” means something funny on the internet.
I totally understand this is confusing, maybe even triggering for you. On the other hand, you really shouldn’t be on the internet before your Ritalin kicks in anyway. Maybe stick to Instagram and Fortnite and steer clear of the difficult parts of the internet where people have conversations.
So, yes “bruh”, nobody forces me to buy a switch 2. Well done concluding that all by yourself. However, you’re just repeating my point and stating the obvious. Now give the iPad back to your mom.