The comments section here is pretty much an echo chamber of people defending Yuzu. I'm a game dev and I think this case is more ambiguous. Emulators like Yuzu have the potential to make Switch piracy go mainstream. You don't need to hack anything, you just follow a tutorial and google "yuzu keys", suddenly you can play all Switch games for free. And people don't need to be tech-savvy to do that. Nintendo would be stupid if they would just ignore this. It doesn't help that the Tegra X1 is old, almost identical with other Nvidia chipsets and therefore easy to emulate on a PC.
simon574
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For me, porn is not really worth it because I get addicted easily. Some people might be able to use it in a healthy way but Idk.
What you want is a "public display".
This doesn't necessarily increase prices, if anything it makes it easier for publishers to offer games in these regions.
So how much do I have to pay to boost the Fakespot rating of my product listing?
Taekwondo. Cooking. Creative projects. I've also done therapy on and off, 1-on-1 conversational therapy as well as Psychodrama in a group therapy setting. Therapy is nice but I wouldn't say it is the thing that helped the most.
What's cool about the Fediverse, as long as the censors miss one instance that federates with the blocked ones, the content is still accessible. Slightly OT, but some Mastodon instances are blocked as well, e.g. I could not access mastodon.gamedev.place without VPN when I was in China two months ago.
Oh, so which interview did you listen to then?
But this post did turn me onto his ideas and found an interview with him on a podcast last night that was really good.
I don't understand the question, what is the "web store"? A bit more context would be nice.
That's a good point actually. I would argue that most emulators didn't get good enough during the lifetime of the console, and even Yuzu isn't there yet. But you can see the potential, and that's threatening to Nintendo's business model.