Oh no, I'm not saying it benefits them. It just means we depend on them.
Also means Steam, GOG, Itch etc. will see a high percentage of Windows games sold and played. It's either that, or one of the consoles. Linux or macOS ports are incredibly rare.
Well, or play a mobile game.
That means you'll be playing the Microsoft Windows version on Linux, yes.
On one hand, I don't want to reward their shitty copyright etc. practices, on the other hand Nintendo as a game developer is about the only large studio making finished games anymore and I do want to support that
And what do you play them on? Sony PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, or Microsoft Windows? Maybe you play the Microsoft Windows version on Linux or macOS?
The trailer makes it look like those early 2000's flash game ads that did not at all deliver what they promised lol
Square won't. Nintendo did something similar.
I recommend against setting public computers to Dvorak.
Neither is the Linux one.
Also, why are you bringing keyboards to public computers‽
They really would if they could
That just sounds like mom's KitKat at home
I'm happy to see they want to go this direction.
Sadly, this fully allows them to “release games” as a service the same way they do now, they just have to put it in some small writing.
Sadly, it does not require them to sell games as products so customers can actually own them.
It's too little, and perhaps even too late.
Ah, so the answer is no, no it's not done yet. Cool. /s
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To add, this means no it's not yet officially supported.