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Does the Nintendo’s larger and more vivid Switch suffer from the image-burn in that has crippled several devices with such display? An unusual and unexpected comprehensive test hasoffered some answers. InputMag: After 3,600 hours of subjecting an OLED … Continue reading YouTuber Leaves OLED Switch on for 3,600 Hours To Test Image Burn-in
A military press release announced that Gen Z may be at risk for more injuries in boot camp. Continue reading Pentagon Says ‘Nintendo Generation’ Has Weak Skeletons
Nintendo has announced that in March 2023 the online storefronts for 3DS and Wii U systems will be ceasing operations, a move that the BBC reports has attracted a lot of backlash from fans. Kotaku adds: In terms of people playing and enjoying the games… Continue reading Nintendo Closing 3DS and Wii U Shops In 2023, Has ‘No Plans To Offer Classic Content In Other Ways’
A U.S. district judge “sentenced a Nintendo Switch hacker to 40 months in federal prison,” reports the Independent:
Gary Bowser, 52, is one of the leaders of the “Team Xecuter” hacker criminal enterprise, a notorious video game piracy gang, authoritie… Continue reading Judge Gives 40-Month Prison Sentence to Nintendo Switch Hacker Called ‘Bowser’
Nintendo’s latest financial report to investors, issued as an overview of its fiscal year’s third quarter, came with a momentous announcement for the veteran video game and console producer: Switch has joined the 100 million-worldwide-sales club. From … Continue reading 100 Million and Counting: Nintendo Affirms that Switch is Still Mid-cycle
This is the second part of a two-part overview of the 2021 auction year – a year where investors channeled more of their wealth into “investments of passion” than ever before.
Category: Collectibles, Lifestyle
Tags: Christie’s, Sotheby’s, Propstore, University Archives (Auction House), Bonhams, Heritage Auctions, Fonsie Mealey, Ketterer Kunst, Aristotle, mario bros., RR Auction, Marc van de Wiele Auctions, Albert Einstein, Doyle New York, Malling-Hansen “Writing Ball”, Gregor Mendel, Hakes Auctions, Boba Fett, star wars, Stormtrooper Helmet, Nintendo, Thomas Malthus, Superman, René Descartes, Matteo Ricci , Adam Smith, Steve Jobs, steve wosniak, Samuel de Champlain, Final Fantasy, The Legend of Zelda, N64 Nintendo, Abraham Ortelius, Star Trek, Andy Warhol, Battle of Goliad, Resident Evil, Nobel prizes, John James Audubon, The Birds of America, Enigma Machine, Euclid, Lightsabers, Copernicus, Mark Catesby, Apple-1 Computer, Back to the Future, Triceratops, The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin, Ptolemy, Johannes Kepler, Apollo Guidance Computer, The North American Indian
Continue reading The highlights of the 2021 science, sci-fi and technology auction year
It looks like we have a new space observatory! According to NASA, all the major deployments on the James Webb Space Telescope have been completed successfully. This includes the tricky …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: January 9, 2022
According to journalist Liam Robertson, Nintendo had plans to release a Game Boy accessory called the PageBoy that would’ve used radio transmission technology “to let Game Boy Color owners search for information and read international news, game magazi… Continue reading Nintendo Had Plans To Bring Email, Internet Searching, and Live Streams To the Game Boy Color
An anonymous reader shares a report: In an effort to restrict access to pirated ROMs illegally made available for its Switch console, Nintendo has obtained a UK High Court injunction against six internet service providers. Targeted against ROM portals … Continue reading Nintendo Wins High Court Injunction to Block Access to Pirated Switch ROMs
Keeping source code to programs closed is something that is generally frowned upon here for plenty of reasons. Closed source code is less secure and less customizable, but unfortunately we …read more Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: Decompiled