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I fucking hate the disc rot shit, it's apperently caused by mold or something and so far none of my things have been hit with it but I'm also afraid to open up my gamecube games that have been sitting around for a decade or so. PS1/Ps2 games though have a common defect that produces a similar effect to the fungal disk rot but without actual fungus, and it' sjust a case of the disk getting hot enough oroverused to the point it fucking ends up erasing it's own data somehow. I remember that shit being a common problem back in the day. but the cartridge thing is apperently easily fixable in a lot of cases, and not even every cartridge is battery based for saves IIRC . The price shit though? Fuck that I fucking hate the current state of charging hundreds for retrograde stuff .market speculators and consoomers can shove their $20'000 copies of whatever game up their fat asses. The insane prices are almost SOLELY for the English releases of games and I found that out when I wentto a convention afewyears before corona hit and the foreign release SNES games were like 5 bucks while the English ones were 100 dollars. If I knew how to speak and read other languages I'd more or less just go for the foreign releases of physical media that english release is scalped before dealing with emulation jank. I'm not gonna pay scalpers regardless, But my reason for keeping physical games is solely the fact that having physical copies of a thing is generally more convenient to me. It sucks that eventually emulators which companies hate not because of their jank but because of potential profit loss/piracy are gonna be the only way to play a lot of games someday. Nintendo switch's online n64 is proof of a current lack of care with games, and coming from nintendo of all fucking people.
I take it back, the food doesn't look very good.
You know, I can't quite put my finger on what it is, but the resort interior doesn't look as "expensive"/luxurious as I expected. I mean, it looks more like the interior of a mall than what I'd imagine the interior of a luxury resort to look like. I've never stayed at a luxury resort, though, so please let me know if I'm wrong.
It looks like the interior of a 737, definitely gives off the look of industrial polymer.
Doubt that it's enough. Keep in mind that Disney, for all it's monstrous size, is billions of dollars in debt and the Star Wars IP in particular still hasn't payed for itself.
Are you sure this is true and they are not doctoring the books? Disney, Marvel, Star Wars... Its all there is to see in some theatres those days.
Maybe I'm just dead inside but this is peak bugman.
They just dropped a billion dollars on their new Fastpass sytem, they spent ten billion to buy Star Wars, they spent all that money to build Galaxy's Edge right as all of their parks are tanking, they spent seventy-one billion to buy most of Fox, the pandemic hurt their parks division badly and the last few Marvel movies have been widely panned and they aren't releasing the numbers on revenue from people buying the movie through Disney+, which was another big investment to set up. Are they doctoring the books? Of course they are, every publicly traded company worth it's salt does, but they've been buying up lots of IPs and and companies and the last few years have been short on blockbusters, Endgame came out in 2019 so that's basically three years without a blockbuster.
It can be both
Oh, I dunno if that's fair to the writer. I mean, they did endorse the Galactic Starcruiser as "slightly deranged" and "delightfully unhinged"; it's not exactly an attitude of mindless adulation.
