Kazeta: An operating system that brings the console gaming experience of 90s

Post by ninetyninenine » Fri, Sep 05, 2025, 8:33 PM UTC

elktown wrote: post #161

ninetyninenine wrote: post #160

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>Judging by your comment history I'd look inwards! I do. Commenting and having contrarian opinions isn't the same as spending time going onto other peoples threads to start shit and stalking them. Unfortunately, you don't have much going on, that's why you can do this. It's the truth and you know it. Good day sir.

I think you should consider calling the police and report that someone read your public comments on a discussion board - that's very powerful and concerning proof that the person has nothing else to do! Snark aside, I find it amusing with you weirdly domineering types that you just can't stop trying to gaslight. It seems compulsive; "you don't have much going on, that's why you can do this. It's the truth and you kno…

Post by ZenoArrow » Sat, Sep 06, 2025, 12:34 PM UTC

tonyhart7 wrote: post #148

ZenoArrow wrote: post #130

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It's not nostalgia for a game, it's wanting to get back to plug-and-play gaming experiences. With consoles in the 70s/80s/90s, when you put a game into the console and turned it on, you launched directly into the game. That immediacy is lost when you end up with endless software updates and having to launch games from a menu. If you didn't live through that time I can understand why you aren't nostalgic for it.

Yes its called modernization are you ignoring the fact that physical games sales literally in spiral downward trend for decades??? people not buy it anymore, that's why company didnt produce that any of that You may argue that company has a hand with it but its just down to culture, japan still buying an cd/blueray for physical music and games etc their industry still thriving despite so called "old tech", people cho…