They would probably consider this thread gauche and tacky, but it's all in good humor and with respect for what their families' built. I ask because I was talking to a guy who was friends with Ella Fitzgerald's son growing up and he said she would be hired to perform for the elite. But with eye-tracking 3D and fancy AI up-resing it could be 'fine' which is all it really needs to be for out of the box 3D. I think the series is dead, and a Nintendo Land 2 would be amazing but I doubt that's going to happen. Honestly we need a good, online kart racer game for PC with mod support, support for community servers etc.

What's just as interesting are the families that built resources in the deep South during Jim Crow and the Pullman Porters who ear hustled their way into generational wealth.The annoying part is that Nintendo did not let developers actually use the ARM7 outside of running pre-approved binaries (like the official sound and input drivers). The only way I can see Nintendo releasing select games on PC is if hardware begins to have a very miniscule effect on software. With the Switch, Nintendo have been trying to include all different sorts of gamers and this is something we'll see expanded upon with the Switch 2, so I think they will still continue releasing "unbranded" casual games to fill that gap, like a Switch 2 Sports or another Clubhouse Games, and perhaps one of these could be a launch title, but it won't be a major part of the console's brand in the way 1-2 Switch was heavily marketed before release. There's no real reason it seems, software can use it, it just wouldn't pass lotcheck if it did, so homebrew games were only really able to take advantage of it.

Instead of waiting a few seconds to use a teleport, there are now blue circle markers at each teleport location. I don't think that's really going to have a significant affect on Nintendo's hypothetical decision to release select games (e.We're talking the difference of putting a banner and the number 2 on a box, Vs a roundle or sticker.