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For me it is advertising materials like signs and such

Great singer altough i've only been repeating Zombie. I like the Irish flavor to her voice it adds to the song.

To me BOTW is more style over substance yes the open world is big and has a lot of habitats but there isn't really much to do. Most of it is obsolete and you have to fill in the value of finding shrines, gathering food, killing grunts because the game itself doesn't do that within it's structure. The sense of progression isn't really there.

The same manufacturer you use yes? I think i've heard somewhere about the framing business that many times when something is claimed to be UV resistant in reality it actually isn't, or maybe only to some small extent. Maybe that applies in this business aswell. It would be good to know for certain whether it is or isn't. But yeah i'd really like some type of almost flat and thin "box" that is made just to fit an A4 paper inside whether by a slide opening on one of the sides or that you lift the whole face off of it, like opening a lid type of system. It would also be nice to have acrylic cases for some of the advertising signs - not those those big, bulky fiberoptic/neon types but the different plastic ones. But i'm not sure whether that would have to run many 100$ i imagine it would.

I wasn't actually thinking about hanging just a box that would be more or less flat for holding an A4 paper. When it comes to hanging though, not a fan of a hole of that type. I think it would be better with some kind of tab solution like for some action figures. Are you able to do sunlight protection stuff too with the materials you make?

You'd make it acrylic too?

Is there anything you can make for an A4 paper meaning a thinner type of almost flat case?

Just find these youtube/instagram characters and ask them for a sponsorship they'll latch onto anything for a buck. Take into account the persons viewer base, what you paid and how much you're selling compared to when you didn't partner up. But why someone would order and then wait around for water bottles to arrive i don't know. You'd be better off figuring out whether you can sell some bulk amount to physical stores.

Yeah that's true now that you mention it. There might still be technical issues integrating the methods with the website and whether Ebay itself has to make it secure from their end but i wouldn't know. It's very likely they're pocketing most of it just because they can yeah.

That's a shame things couldn't become a little cheaper. Payment processing is probably work in and of itself just as running an auctions site but perhaps doing it in-house as opposed to outsorcing it could've saved money wich then could've given sellers some reduction too. But they'll keep all of it.

It ought to run on PS5 too there's a small fraction of games that don't. Altough the list of games "that might have issues" seems longer. But yeah it would've been better if it got an actual PS5 release aswell.

So they're gonna pocket the Paypal fees themselves instead or what? Don't they already charge sellers on the end price?

They might be but the goal should be that a kid is adapting to something generally made for older people rather than the other way around. Where exactly that line should be drawn i couldn't say but with something like Section Z i'm pretty sure kids wouldn't have the manuevering, speed and overall comprehension to play effectively. Atleast not without playing a lot.

Yeah i could see that. I haven't played Excitebike but it seems engaging by design and you're not outright losing as you are in some other game where you die. But if the other racers were so slow and clumsy that you almost can't lose it wouldn't be much of a game.

To me a game isn't supposed to be a type of creative learning tool for small children, if they enjoy it it should be a side-effect of the game's structure. But if the structure of a platformer is that you can beat it with no reflexes and all the platforms are big and wide so that you need no precision then something is wrong.

Yeah that's a big one many times with Nintendo it has been like "it's back, it's creative and it's accessible to everyone it's impossible to lose". This game actually seems engaging by being challenging.

Only coming for Switch?

To me that's "filler" neither a real manual nor promotional/advertisement that could make it interesting instead. It's an obsolete type of collectible and always was in my eyes i don't like it in any fashion.

Some people might want it for their favourite game to get a surge of traction/relevance wich might translate into potential future products. Many just like the collectibles that these items come with such as boxes and cases shaped like an old Genesis/AES shell.

But even now consoles aren't truly offline they still require shit to be installed for the games. I think the systems themselves require occasional updates too just like a computer or phone (from PS3/360 and onwards) but i don't really remember. For true offlineness to be a thing the game would have to be sold fully complete with all the patches, DLC's and other fuckery sorted out on the disc itself. Whenever an aspect requires connectivity be it on the hardware or software - that is not an offline object anymore. Technically a person could still bring his console to a friend or some venue that has free wi-fi, download the shit needed and go home. Perhaps he would still qualify as an offline player. But just how many people do that? In reality you're either having constant internet at your home or you're not experiencing new consoles.

PS2 wasn't really an internet console though. I've never been online a single time and everyone i know haven't been either while today people are online even on their phones. Today a lot of games need to be patched and have shit downloaded for them in order to run properly and things such as DLC where you won't be getting additional gameplay except if you buy it digitally are a reality. The situation is totally different. With books the experience isn't the same it's not really a more convenient activity shifting pages on the screen than holding the book in your hands. With gaming the game and gameplay are identical.

Is the Pro/Slim gonna have a digital version too? Maybe they're trying the waters and the Slim/Pro will increase the digital only ratio. Or The current PS5 may do it for the future batches.

Best to me would be that it's functional above how it looks and GB, NES, SNES, N64 is none of that. Everything else does the trick altough with Genesis the paperwork has no natural position while laying inside so that detracts points. PS1 has the disc somewhat attached losely so that's a minus. But yeah everything that is durable is better than whatever isn't yet looks good. Internally among those, wich the best one is i don't really know. The biggest garbage ought to be the toiletpaper-wrapped N64 games god damn is it shitty!

Yes it has. Advanced technology in it's infancy looks worse than unadvanced one at it's prime because they play by different rules. NES is more like a cartoon but with N64 you immediately recognize what's polygoned the fuck out, choppy and doesn't look realistic.

Well there's some merch now for this game wich never would've happened otherwise. Whatever that's worth, if you're interested in that type of shit. I would've wished something more like a little statue as opposed to a flat standee but hey it is what it is. Like i said if you're into this games fictional characters/universe like that you'll never find anything else so this is it.