Added to my (ever-growing) Wishlist. Looks cool.

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I've bought Crucial RAM for decades, and quite a few Crucial SSDs over the past fifteen years. A shame to see it go.

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@tumocs, that was the point in the article where my eyebrows shot up. I'm curious whether that will lead to broader ARM support with Steam.

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This looks as if it could be a sequel to Alphabear [External Link]. I actually checked to see if it is the same developer. Alphabear is a big hit in the family, it works well for kids and adults equally. I'll watch this.

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I love the design style of these. I'm not going to put down money for one (I really need fewer computers, not more), but I hope it turns out well. If you are able, please review one when they're available.

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I want to play this, and never upgrade away from the tuk-tuk.

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This looks like "Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker," with added musical numbers. I hope it turns out as good as that description might suggest.

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I am possibly even more excited for this than I am for Homeworld 3.

Quoting: ssj17vegetaAs much as I want to, I'll believe it when I see it. Too many broken promises by greedy/lazy publishers.

The statement on the Kickstarter campaign page says that, if they hit the goal -- and it's far, far higher than any of their other stretch goals -- they'll open the source code 2 years after release. That seems feasible and practical.

Also, I believe they're both developer and publisher, although I might be wrong on that last part.

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I'm getting scarier "Gravity Falls" vibes off of this. Looks interesting.

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Quoting: CatKiller

Quoting: sonic2kkMy understanding was that a user should dump these from their Switch console, and that this is, at the very least, not illegal.

If someone has put a "technical measure" (no matter how flimsy) in place to prevent copying, the DMCA makes it a crime for Americans to circumvent that technical measure even if the making and using the copy would be otherwise legal - unless it's for one of the very short list of activities that are given a three-year exemption.

There are exceptions to the DMCA (for example, for "Computer Programs—Jailbreaking" and "Computer Programs—Video Game
Preservation," see https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-10-28/pdf/2021-23311.pdf) [External Link], but I'm not a lawyer and I wouldn't even want to begin teasing out whether these or any of the other current exceptions applies here.

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