Pycorax

u/pycorax@sh.itjust.works
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If you're only gonna be playing 3DS games, then it's better to still use the native device since emulation has latency even if it's relatively low. I got my Thor as I wanted to emulate multiple platforms plus PC games. I still have my 3DS for when I want to play stuff like Ranger or Rhythm Heaven.

I was hoping they'd implement the hinge the same way Nintendo did which doesn't have the same issue. I'm not a fan of TPU cases as they add extra bulk and tend to turn yellow after awhile but I get what you mean. I've experimented with sticking round silicon pads (not sure what they're actually called) but it looks pretty rough.

It's already been 4 years?? With all these anniversary visuals and how is still alive in Japan despite the lack of new releases, I can't help but wonder if they're still working on something new.

I've used a Z Fold since 2021 and I can't imagine going back. The convenience of having a small tablet in your pocket is way too useful. It's replaced my Kindle and also my Surface at the time for note taking. It was also fairly narrow which made it great for one handed use.

The new ones are much wider and lost the pen support though so I can't imagine "upgrading" to them unless they bring those back. I'll just replace the battery when needed and keep using my current one.

Second, the search engines that used to help drive users to Reddit mostly all have AI summaries / AI answers right there on the main search page these days. A lot of people read those AI results, get what they want right from Google (or otherwise), and never click any links over to Reddit.

Not just that but iirc a decision by reddit causes certain threads to only be displayed in search results without a post title and a description saying "the website doesn't allow us to show you content" so why would anyone click on the Reddit links in a sea of other links?

Piracy is an option. Your existing game library is an option. There is no shortage of alternative game marketplaces. Especially on PC where people still overwhelmingly prefer Steam even in cases where it costs more. I'm not saying it's impossible but the odds of it happening in the current market is extremely unlikely.

Yea all the people saying this doesn't answer OP's question. OP wants to play the Switch 2 exclusives and is willing to pay for it. Whether or not it's a good idea or not is their choice.

Fine, you can talk about how it's not a good value to you but don't go preaching in a holier than thou manner.

Frankly, given how this community is, I'm surprised they even posted here. They're gonna have better luck asking on the Nintendo community instead.