Stop with the dated 2010 digital hysteria in the great 2026. This has literally never been an issue for me, and if it is, more than enough optimal time is given to prepare/transition.
The list of physical games I can no longer play is MUCH larger than the list of digital games.
Replying to @SN_Server @Castell_ANM
benefits such as never truly OWNING the game and it can be pulled from your account any time they like for no reason at all. benefit my arse!
Replying to @R3DH00D1E @smokypogg
So? That doesn't change anything other than Louie's introduction. It's quite simply as easy as accepting Pikmin 2 didn't happen immediately after the events of Pikmin 1, and that Olimar and Louie came back together to hear about their company's financial state.
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If I pirated Rhyme's Content and distributed it to a platform that took viewership and subscribers from them, by your logic it wouldn't matter because what's one less viewer gonna do?
Meanwhile, that literally HURTS Rhyme's situation that they are in.
And the core idea of Pokémon became a much bigger phenomenon outside of games. That is what Pokémon is chasing as a business. And because they are primarily a video game brand, the core of that business relies on a constant release of games
And that's unfortunate, yes. But if that was their focus - you might have better games - but they wouldnt be the biggest franchise on the planet for that to be a valid criticism. That is the harsh reality of Pokémon and any business in their position. Sorry.
Replying to @Hansmoleman54 @HaydunnOfficial
It's not about Nintendo - I hate Pokémon - It's about everyone else.
Principles > Selective Double Standards
If pirating is your attitude towards a big company like Nintendo, there's nothing protecting devs without as much protection from inevitably receiving the same treatment
It's not about Nintendo, it's about everyone else.
Principles > Selective Double Standards
If this is your attitude towards a big company like Nintendo, there's nothing protecting devs without as much protection from inevitably receiving the same treatment.







