I saw something similar. I wouldn’t be surprised if there still is some Yakuza connection remaining. There’s bound to be some rich, influential yakuza members that were like “Nintendo? Neat, i’mma join this” and got a position somewhere. If not by money, by influence.
The type of playing cards Nintendo used to produce have a high association with the gambling underground. So I presume they mean to insinuate Nintendo is associated with the Yakuza
They are just Browser minigames. Nothing too Fancy, out there. Just pretentious, as is the norm for linkedin
In the new release, yes. Though by that metric, no game is a success as Manor Lord is platinum. Interestingly, Enshrouded is not in the top sellers, even though it is older by quite a few months.
Comparing it only to its peers in the category to measure success is a pitfall. Manor Lord is in the highest, platinum, tier, and that is an RTS, colony sim made by a single dev. Does that make all other games in the platinum tier no success?
On Steam, it is in the Bronze category. Considering it only released in october and people seem to have quite some issues with the game, I still consider that quite successful
If you’ve never played a CoD at all, I would recommend just playing the campaign (might be buggy atm though). It usually teaches all the necessary skills in order to be at least of some use in PvP, even when you aren’t a pro in shooters.
Other than that, the Zombies mode is nice.
They might just be an anonymization thing. Abstracting the names into codenames/shorthands might make easier to understand “who”'s doing what without revealing any names.
At least, that’s what I would infer is the purpose based on what I was reading there.
I feel like that wouldn’t be within his criticism. The way I understood it, it was that he, and I agree, dislikes the i-frame dodging-centric design because it relies heavily on something invisible like the I-Frames.
If there was an animation, a flourish or some other visual marker it would help tremendously.
Yep, I am not entirely sure why English translation chose to go latin, but Ego also is just Latin for I/Ich, which is what Freud called the other two
It’s the term for the primal urges, and instincts I believe, in Freudian psychology. In German it is “das Es” which would translate to “the It”. More I cannot really explain
Iirc EA lost the exclusive game rights after Battlefront 2 (2017).
That’s also why Ubisoft is making an open-world star wars game
Why would they? They get the money. I feel like that system is just prime corruption/malpractice and leads to crap like this.
It’s for profit all the way through
Don’t have the Fold but the Flip 3. I’d say it is pretty much as resistant as any other phone I had. If not more so because the main screen in protected when folded
The Artist’s intent/message is based on a symbol that can be interpreted two ways, yes. But it is a massive oversimplification for the sake of validating opinions that are plainly wrong.
The Artist’s point can only be conveyed by creating a situation where there is no context, so neither opinion can be validated. This is inapplicable in any way IRL because there is always context that will validate a specific opinion with facts. The comment just highlights that this situation is contrived and couldn’t, or shouldn’t, happen in such a way.
It warns of taking Data out of context to suit a specific narrative.
You can imagine a notebook, ipynb file, as a collection of Python scripts in one file, that you can run on their own or combined. It’s cell-based, so every script is its own cell and has its own console output.