TootSweet

@TootSweet@lemmy.world

Profil ze zdalnego serwera może być niekompletny. Zobacz więcej na oryginalnej instancji.

TootSweet,

Never have I acquired a bit of head canon so quickly and permanently.

TootSweet,

I’m just going to put in my will “and to my loved ones, please pirate some games I liked.”

TootSweet,

I love pretentious, LSD fueled nonsense. EEAAO is amazing.

TootSweet,

Everything Everywhere All At Once.

I was honestly hoping a few people would have to think about it before they figured out what I was referencing. But it seems I was obtuser than I intended.

There is one uncleared level remaining in Super Mario Maker, with 18 days to go before the servers shut down (www.issmmbeatenyet.com) angielski

UPDATE: Ahoyoo has confirmed that Trimming the Herbs was uploaded with TAS tools, meaning that The Last Dance was the final legitimate level all along! Congrats to kazeihinn on the Last First Clear! The journey continues in Super Mario Maker 2…...

TootSweet,

I know I’ve seen “cryptographically secure” levels (as in, you can only possibly beat it within a human lifespan if you know the specific “combination” or “cryptographic key”), but maybe only in Super Mario Maker 2.

And I’m not sure if in 1 you can inspect the whole level. The SMM2 cryptographically secure ones I’ve seen rely on mechanisms that must remain off-screen the whole time or else it’s trivial to derive the key.

TootSweet,

Disney trying to send the message that Steamboat Willie Mickey is still theirs.

TootSweet,

Yeah, as Godort said, some games do come with manuals. The Knights of the Old Republic (the first one) port to the Switch is one example. (Presumably KOTOR II as well.)

TootSweet,

But without those big-ass cases, there wouldn’t be a market for these.

TootSweet,

Shining Force II for the Sega Genesis! I’m not very far into it yet, but it’s a good old classic JRPG.

TootSweet,

I wish more projects like this would just think smarter.

If you implement an engine and include a tool that takes the assets from the official game, it’s a lot harder for the IP owners to argue it infringes, and thus a lot harder to shut down.

TootSweet,

Magarena also comes to mind. It’s a computer game implementation of Magic The Gathering. There’s a button in the settings that downloads all the card art from publicly available sources.

TootSweet,

What did you think I was saying this project was?

TootSweet,

Yume Nikki. The RPG Maker version. On my phone with EasyRPG Player. It’s about time I picked it up.

TootSweet,

This is (one reason) why anti-cheat should be server-side.

TootSweet,

what’s the issue with Epic

Enshittification.

why should I go for Steam

Not sure you should.

or GoG?

I hear GoG tends to be less DRM-y.

TootSweet,

$1 says it’s Arion Kurtaj from involuntary medical custody using a toaster and a universal TV remote.

TootSweet,

This is news? We knew this decades ago.

TootSweet,

Shite. That sucks.

Can you share more about the symptoms? You say “it does not get past the Nintendo logo.” Do you mean the “Switch” logo? What’s it do when it gets to the Nintendo logo? Hang on the logo forever? Does the screen go black after a second or three? If the latter, after the screen goes off, does the power button repeat the performance, or do you have to hold it down for a while (to shut it down), let go for a sec, and hold it down again to make it boot up again before it responds?

You can of course send it to Nintendo to get it fixed. That’s probably your best bet.

But if you can’t or don’t want to go that direction, you might be able to resurrect your system with homebrew/hacking. That’d require getting set up to hack your Switch, though. And might void your warranty.

First thing I’d try if you want to go that direction is to just run Hekate (a fancy homebrew bootloader for the Switch) and boot into Atmosphere via that. No need to set up EmuMMC just for that test, but there is some risk of getting banned from the eshop and online play if you make any changes to your Switch (like installing pirated games, for instance) and then connect to the internet.

It’s possible something went wrong with the efuses on your system and your Switch isn’t starting because it thinks you’ve hacked it and manually downgraded the OS even though you didn’t. I believe Hekate and Atmosphere would let you boot into your Switch’s OS in a way that would make your Switch ignore any efuse discrepancies. Might get you past the issue you’re having.

But again, there are some risks with this approach and if you’re wanting to get it fixed by Nintendo, I’d say probably your best bet is just to send it to Nintendo.

TootSweet,

Yeah, Atmosphere might be a way forward if you wanted to go that direction. (Assuming a) the issue is an efuse issue and b) you have the right version of the Switch. You can check if you do by checking your serial number against the list here.)

Only other suggestion I’d have is to get in touch with Nintendo.

TootSweet,

I hope this reduces Unity to perpetual irrelevance, but I fear it might not.

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Tears of the Kingdom. I’m determined to 100% it like I did Breath of the Wild.

TootSweet,

Malicious compliance material. I love it!

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