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@JabroniTV @howdy_ollie Greenhouse effect means having windows open or closed is moot and the house will heat up during the day no matter what

@howdy_ollie Yeah but people leave their windows open in the daytime allowing all the heat in so it's all moot anyway

But "home insulation" doesn't mean it makes the interior warmer. It means it is more insulated from the outside climate, and thus holds its interior temperature longer. A well insulated home cools down at night, and then the thermal inertia slowly disperses throughout the day

americans really gotta peep down about making fun of the european heat like their house won't be blown away by the big bad wolf

@Prominent_Bryan Greenhouse effect

British people not understanding that insulation works both ways is the funniest thing on the internet

@softlxnar After being told the UK only has this hot weather for about 2 weeks a year, I saw an American genuinely suggest using the aircon unit to heat the house for the rest of the year...

So I try to stay relatively neutral on UK vs US discourse as a Brit in the US, but one key piece of info a lot of Americans are missing is the cost of UK electricity. Even if you could afford to buy a small AC unit, the cost to run it would be astronomical

@AkkadSecretary Underneath our windows we have these things called "radiators" that run off the "central heating"

British people responding these magic boxes all confused as why you would buy it when its only really hot for 2 weeks and cold the rest of the time. Guys, it can heat up the room too.

@CommonSence7987 @dandaman2116 "just skip the bits with shit level design" is a really poor defence. And specifically wasting time before that section to manipulate cycles is in bad faith

@RobVerKa @dandaman2116 that's a punishment for trying brute force ur way through the level instead of engaging with it

Gave my younger brother cyber track act 1 and annotated his gameplay to show how the game guides a casual player. This game has flow if you engage with it's level design even if ur not familiar with it.

@CommonSence7987 @dandaman2116 You annotated the level playthrough with "forward" 6 times, and I'm just immediately reminded of that 1 crusher in Route 99 that punishes you for moving "forward"

@dandaman2116 A lot of beginner traps are just punishments for not engaging with the level design though

@ballbreakera @CoolTaff16

@CoolTaff16 That's not even the right one, disappearance of haruhi suzumiya only went down by .08

The Downfall of Haruhi Suzumiya

@LucLexi @xShephardx @PlayStaySherwin Mad because bad

@xShephardx @PlayStaySherwin Get a life

Ranking all the 2026 games I've played: 1. Pragmata 2. Life is Strange: Reunion 3. Mixtape 4. Yakuza Kiwami 3+Dark Ties 5. Mouse: P.I. for Hire Not played much from this year, but I'm planning to play Saros and 007 after LJ so I am expecting this list to change!

@Criz223 @tsuchiphox Second, the first would be Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

@tsuchiphox the first turned based game to offer motion sickness

That's enough camera tweens bro

@Meditadive @Nintendeal Lowest discount on steam has only been 35% off unfortunately

@Nintendeal this on steam? for that price id cop

Rogue Flight (Switch) digital release is 80% off on US eShop: bit.ly/4dlLyOT $3.99 matches previous low price Art style and vibe are top notch

@RobinVD3 @KirPinkFury Yoshi is $60/€60 digital and $70/€70 physical, Star Fox and Splatoon are $50/€50 digital $60/€60 physical. Nintendo loves their $1=€1 conversion rate. Fully expect gen 10 to be $70 digital $80 physical, and it seems Amazon would agree

@KirPinkFury You guys know that 80 euros Nintendo game in Europe means 70 dollar Nintendo game in Usa, right? Its not gonna cost 80 dollars lmao

If this is true. Nintendo's variable pricing: AAA games such as: 3D Mario, Legend of Zelda, Smash Brothers, Mario Kart, Pokémon mainline series will cost $80 USD. AA games will cost between $40-$60. Examples: Star Fox, Yoshi, Rhythm Heaven Groove, Tomodachi, etc.

@c0wmeow @Been777888 Everything is a Steam game thanks to this magic button

@Been777888 Doesn’t it only work for steam games how do you even use it for emulation

This controller is amazing but if I could add anything it would be a headphone jack.

@AlexSaurus2 @Wheresthebeef95 @TJGsenpai @JoshYalenezian @Nintendeal Switch 2 Editions cannot be key-cards as they have to also work on Switch 1. The thing to note is Pokemon titles are not published by Nintendo in Japan, meaning it's up to The Pokemon Company how games are distributed, Nintendo simply follows suit for the rest of the world

@Wheresthebeef95 @TJGsenpai @JoshYalenezian @Nintendeal It literally has a Switch 2 version aswell on physical cartridges and can be put into a Switch 1 and be played as the Switch 1 version. Note how no major Nintendo game besides Pokopia (which is the first entry of its spin off series) is Game Key Card

Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves price has been set to €79.99 on Amazon Germany amzn.to/3RyNjzA #affiliate

Sonic 2 Mega Drive Sonic 2 Master System Sonic Adventure 2 Sonic Advance 2 Sonic Rush Adventure Sonic Riders Zero Gravity Sonic Runners Adventure

@NintendoGCN Good times

Does anyone remember when Steam used to sell movies

@Sonnie_Slim @Saiseikes @BlackMajikMan90 Unfortunately that's how EA view it, and that's why they considered 15mil sales a flop

@Saiseikes @BlackMajikMan90 Dead Space did not have an audience of 200+ million. such a silly thing to even suggest lol Just because thats how many consoles or PC users there are doesnt mean thats the actual audience for every game

It’s crazy that Donkey Kong is doing extremely well with “only” 4.5 million copies sold, yet EA expects a Dead Space game to sell 15 million copies. Some of these gaming companies are completely out of touch with reality.

@FourEyeFreak @cartoonshi gog.com/en/game/yakuza…

@cartoonshi I hate that the only way to buy Yakuza 3 Remastered is to buy the rest of the bundle

Went back to OG Yakuza 3 to record some footage and it's crazy just how hard it mogs Kiwami 3's combat. Jank aside, this shit is really fun.

These days indie devs shooting themselves in the foot is a better backlog cleaner than actually playing the games. Thank you for your service, PeekingBoo o7

@EyeOfTheVHolder @sc_world_2010 @Pirat_Nation Lol maybe if you do a shit job looking after them. I've still got plenty of Mega CD games from the early 90s that work flawlessly

@sc_world_2010 @Pirat_Nation X360 discs can be up to 20 years old at this point, they're either not working anymore or gonna stop working soon

Microsoft is working on a new system called Positron that could let Xbox players turn their physical game discs into digital copies. The idea is simple: you put the disc in your console or drive, the system checks that you own the game, and then it adds a digital version to your Xbox account. Once converted, the game would work with cloud gaming, play on many devices, and fit better with new hardware, while the physical disc would likely stop working afterward to stop people from sharing or selling the same copy. We do not know which games would work, if it costs money, or when it might launch, and Microsoft has not confirmed it, so this is still just a rumor.