Big if true.
Prox
This is pretty badass.
Really hope these teams have a bye week right before this.
Also, fuck Netflix exclusive games.
I would be all over this if it were available on a platform I actually owned. But I'm not about to pay $1k to play it (or whatever it costs after Sony's latest round of price hikes on aging hardware).
Customers would, according to the proposed rules, have to present a government ID, a physical address, a full legal name, and an existing phone number.
For a country that doesn't like/want to provide government IDs at no cost, the US sure does like to require them.
Also, gotta have a phone (number) to get a phone. Nice closed-loop system you're proposing there.
I read the article and I still don't understand why companies that are located outside the state of Utah would give a shit. Aren't they outside the state's jurisdiction?
And the console is like 8 years old, so anyone who wants one already has one.
My favorite term for this is "a post-truth society".
Such is the Nintendo way.
I still have my Donkey Konga bongos.
When offshore-sourced code gets too shitty they can hire some senior engineers to rebuild it in a way that's compatible with the rest of their ecosystem.
What am I looking at here?