The concern is that several publishers that did true physical releases last generation are now doing Game Key Cards this generation. When these were first announced, I assumed these were just an alternative to code-in-a-box, and marginally less terrible, but now it seems like these are actually replacing true physicals.
I’m not going to get my hopes up prematurely, but I do think the fact that they’re asking means that there’s at least a chance.
Maybe not as deep a cut, but certainly cheaper than the above comment’s claim that the game has never been below €50.
All time low should still be lower if they scroll down.
Scroll down to price history, not just current prices. Just because it isn’t on sale right now doesn’t mean it never has been.
https://www.dekudeals.com/items/the-legend-of-zelda-breath-of-the-wild
All time low:
Physical $22.49 (-63%)
Digital $26.99 (-55%)
These things take far longer to plan than that.
It’s not just about labor. It’s about entire supply chains. It’s not exactly trivial to pack up and move everything. And it’s ultimately good for a global economy to have regions that specialize in specific kinds of manufacturing, it’s not necessary for the US to try and make everything domestic just for the sake of being domestic.
I’m also not sure what you mean by “move on”, do you think manfuacturing is somehow ephemeral?
It’s actually just not viable, period. I don’t think you understand just how complicated the logistics are, or how long the process would take even if they were to start relocating right now.
Moving all manufacturing to the US is not even remotely viable.
But the shouty man on TV told me tariffs were good? Why vibeo janes cost more?
I thought Kbin had the most potential, but even after it was reborn as Mbin it does feel like it’s been largely forgotten. Interstellar’s alright, but I’m not super in love with it and it doesn’t look like anything else plans to support it.
Piefed has gotten all the attention now, and I keep eyeing it wondering if the grass is greener.
I’m never touching Lemmy thanks to its devs though.
New Katamari, hell yeah. Adventures of Elliot looks interesting as well.
How does that analogy make any sense? No one has done anything malicious to him. He released open source software, got mad and revoked the open source license for newer versions, then got even more mad when people continued using the old open source version. Which is a problem he brought on himself. And his continued tantrums still won’t keep distros from packaging the only version they even can package.
This is the dev that changed the license a while back from GPL to CC-BY-NC-ND because they got mad about forks.
The kicker here is that the AUR package they’re whining about here is based on the last GPL version.
Estimates? That seems even more problematic.
The average person is not informed enough to even be aware of the problems with AI. Look at how aggressively AI is being marketed, and realize that this marketing works.