Is the NES Classic worth your $60? We think not.
"AI is not a substitute for human creativity. We position it as a technology that supports creativity. Creativity resides in people. We will continue to contribute to people's creativity through technology," the CEO said.
...not yet but 100% within the next 10 years!
..Then Sony will use it like the drop of a hat. They're no different to the others.
They used to be 😞 sure it was always a business, and money's always the priority, but they used to have a very strong stance on supporting artists and creativity. "Dont f#@k with the artist" was a phrase they touted a few times back in the ps1-ps3 era, a philosophy carried over from their music branch PlayStation was created from. It's not COMPLETELY gone, but it's barely there compared to what it was back then, i just want them to return to that.
Ugh, i really wish people would stop gambling people's livelihoods by turning a project/game into their political soapbox. Im all for statements and having your own opinion, but there's more people working on this than just druckman, ham fisting your political beliefs onto just seems inconsiderate for everyone elses job security when it can result in a failure due to people avoiding it for that reason.
I play games for escape, im so tired of nearly every AAA game blatantly dragging real world issues to shove in my face when I'm trying to take a break from it all. They don't even bother to be subtle about it, quite the opposite, it's blasted and force fed to you and it's just getting exhausting
People are taking a whole interview and cutting it down to clips that make him look bad and take what he actually was saying out of context. For example he also said things like this AI has "ethical issues we need to address"
@Einhander
Why defend him at this point?
It’s not taking things out of context, he said what he said.
Old ND would never talk about soulless AI taking over so many creative things they are well known for. The whole “ethical issues” is just a good PR spin people who push this crap fall back on to make their statements not seem as bad. So many AI lovers do this.
AI has no place is so many creative based things.
Well yeah, because everyone else is using it so they need to stay competitive. It's the same as paid online, they didn't want to go that route but their competition was making so much money they needed to add paid online just to keep up.
The upcoming Cronela's Mansion will launch on Switch, NES, Game Boy and SNES, with the latter now set to receive physical cartridges.
The Nerd Stash: "Some of the best PS1 games of all time are the ones that put the PlayStation 1 on the map and contributed to gaming as we know it."
These were all excellent. I want to add Ghost in the Shell, Road Rash, and parasite Eve.
Not only still stand the test of time but still not beating in quality to this day
Let me tell you something else for more older game
captain tsubasa vol. ii super striker on nes for example still to this day nothing beat it and still playing this game sometimes
Still love playing some NES games from time to time
Contra, Blades of Steel, Tecmo Wrestling, Punch Out and Mega Man 2 are usually the games I play from to time and I'm currently trying to redo the Adventure of Link on Switch Nes.
- Metal Gear solid
- Tekken 3
- Wipeout XL
- Brave Fencer Musashi
- Einhander
- Castlevania SOFT
- Final Fantasy 7-8-9 (if I have to choose I pick 9)
- Resident Evil 2
- Xenogears
- Ridge Racer R4 or Gran Turismo 2 (I prefer arcade game)
Considering the prices of NES games on the Virtual Console, $2 a game seems like a steal.
At least you know what you're getting with this mini console, a plug and play retro experience, if you can see value in spending a $1000 on a tv to replay all your last gen games on, then people seeing value in spending $60 on novelty item is not such a stretch
Personally I'd like to see them release other classic editions as well (after these are well stocked). This will be the 1st and the 2nd will have 30 different games. Possibly even make a 3rd with 30 more games.
They aren't meant to replace the original in any way but just provide the nostalgia and convenience of plugging in and playing when you want. Like previous 'flashback' systems from sega, coleco and atari.
I have no issue with this. It's sold really well. But I think not being able to load more games onto is a silly idea. I think the Sega Mega Drive rerelease adds more value. It costs less and comes with 2 controllers. Has 80 built in games. As well as being able to insert your old mega drive games into it.
Or the super retro trio console. Where you can play your old Mega Drive, NES and Super NES games and it costs the same as the Mini NES.
Even the Atari Flashback and the ZX Spectrum Recreated are a little cheaper and offer more value (in my opinion).
The controllers are replaceable though and 3rd party ones already exist (though just as hard to find as the console itself....)