Gonna be honest, the best classic Golden Axe game was the Zelda clone released for the SMS.
Sorry, my brain sometimes doesn't understand intent.
Found an article on it
Oh boy, I sure do hope that this will lead into some genuine progress in the rather stagnant Switch hacking scene instead of just being used purely for piracy reasons, especially when the bigger youtubers like Mutahar to talk about it (while obviously lampshading said piracy issues it will bring) and then subsequently become shocked and appalled when Nintendo also takes notice and kills the project entirely because of what flashcarts do.
Stagnant? Doesn’t it already have OS plugins, homebrew, mods, themes, and all that other stuff?
Seriously, Nintendo dropped the ball fucking HARD by not making this a feature on the Switch. The fucking 3DS had this shit, why would you take a way a feature that people actually liked from a previous console/handheld generation?
I'm talking about the ways to softmod the Switch for all that since the only real method is hoping your Switch isn't patched beyond a specific version and model number covered by a certain exploit, one as big as being able to softmod the switch through the cartridge port could be quite the breakthrough if done by the right hands.
It’s had themes from day one though! Black and white!
You used to be able to watch YouTube on it through some DNS sorcery. Of course, this was either patched out or the guy who was doing just got bored or something
How are you supposed to obtain one? I don't think they sell directly from the site.
I hate when they do that. Some of the bigger ones include the 3DS' playlog and Wii U's better handling of the friend system. On Wii I think you used to be able to gift digital games to others, and DS had simple but charming apps like Nintendo themed alarms (not a big deal or super useful stuff, but still).
Both the Switch lite and the 2DS sold well. Nintendo's terrible naming sense doesn't affect the quality of their hardware
There were a few games that made good use of it, but they weren't necessary.
The 3DS was a thing because back then 3D TV's were all the rage and 3D/4D movies were being hyped by entertainment fags. I'm definitely sure it was around the same time Disney was re-showing their older movies in "special" theaters in 3D because I got dragged into seeing one (Beauty And The Beast). Those fucking glasses were gross because they felt like they got finished going through a bukkake party with all that fucking sanitary goop they would dunk them in.
The New 3DS series used a camera to track the position of your eyes so it could correct the focal point of the displays in real time. the old one assumed you kept your head and 3DS in perfect position while playing
... isn't that how most, if not all, people play handhelds?