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Palworld Modders Are Restoring Mechanics Pocketpair Was Forced to Patch Out Due to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company’s Patent Lawsuit - IGN
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I'm curious how close this guess is, based solely on the generations you mention as good; are you 28?i stopped playing the console like 5 years ago. just had no interest as i found other games to play. also play the free versions of pokemon cards online.
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MAPLESTORY pokemon.Should I tell them? Who wants to tell them
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This is why more games should openly embrace modding. A "we're legally not allowed to do this gameplay mechanic" writeup and let the community unofficially provide it.Pes has relied on players to recreate real teams they don't have licensing for for years
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It's finally gotten way out-of-hand, even for me. Gen XI will be the first main series Pokémon games in 30 years I won't be pre-ordering, let alone even buying. First-party Switch games were already way too expensive, rarely ever going on sale, and now we may be moving to an $80 standard. And it seems the main selling point of the Switch 2 in the latest Direct was a bunch of ports. At that price point, there's no reason not to just get a Steam Deck and sail the high seas for first-party titles. At least Valve won't brick my device if I hurt their feelings.
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Yeah, post gen-6 is where i stopped. It felt like the games were really dumbed down, and they leaned way too hard into 3d graphics.
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There are a couple games where it's an open secret that the "community" modders were the devsThat's funny! Any particular mods I should look for?
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There are a couple games where it's an open secret that the "community" modders were the devs
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>Never give Nintendo your money yes. > they are devils yes. > with subpar games no. There's good reasons why nintendo games are the most pirated games.
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That won't stop a C&D.
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Fork it to another git server. Because forking it on the same platform will also be caught by a C&D
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I'll never understand why Nintendo hates their fans so much. Just because Japanese copyright law is shitty, doesn't mean that you have to be equally as shitty. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think there is a law forcing Nintendo to enforce copyright. They willingly choose to be assholes.Because of international trade agreements, Japan’s copyright and patent laws are not meaningfully or substantively different than any other neoliberal country’s. That is an excuse circulated by apologists. Nintendo’s aggressive, litigious, anti-consumer tactics are purely a matter of company policy.
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Make game open source What do now Nintendo?
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Fork it to another git server. Because forking it on the same platform will also be caught by a C&DYou don't even have to use a git server if you want. Just dump the source code everywhere. The smaller the source code is the easier that is, I imagine a mod like this would take very little data. Would be extra funny if its so small it could be shared as a QR code. But probably not quite that small.
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That's funny! Any particular mods I should look for?Nothing that I can think of off the top of my head but every once in a while you'll hear about restored content or various IP shenanigans getting pushed by definitely-not-the-devs on modding forums.
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Nintendo is why DRM is a thing. The NES CIC lockout chip avoided the 2600's shovelware problem... and created an abusive monopoly, that generation. Nintendo secretly had color screens developed for the upcoming Game Boy, switched to black & white, and left the screen manufacturer hung out to dry. Which is why the Game Gear and Lynx *coincidentally* have the same resolution. Nintendo was politely informed by SNK that they'd be making their own handheld. A year later the Game Boy Color dropped as a secret fuck-you to the Neo Geo Pocket. Nintendo informed Sony they had cancelled their SNES-CD add-on by announcing an SNES-CD add-on made by Philips. At the Consumer Electronics Show. *After* Sony's big presentation about their SNES-CD add-on.The color screen used waaaay too much battery life, making it untenable for a handheld console. The game gear’s battery problem was a **huge** contributor to why it didn’t do very well.
