Quote from: exodus on December 07, 2016, 10:38:44 AMKonami owns Hudson, wants to retain ownership of all its properties, also I happen to know another party filed for the trademark earlier, so this is likely to dispute that.Really? Who was the other party? Kanye?
Konami owns Hudson, wants to retain ownership of all its properties, also I happen to know another party filed for the trademark earlier, so this is likely to dispute that.
Quote from: jlued686 on December 08, 2016, 03:25:57 AMQuote from: exodus on December 07, 2016, 10:38:44 AMKonami owns Hudson, wants to retain ownership of all its properties, also I happen to know another party filed for the trademark earlier, so this is likely to dispute that.Really? Who was the other party? Kanye?It's not kanye, but it's because of kanye's announcement. I'm not supposed to know, so I can't say!
The NES re-issued exactly as it was. That's hilarious. What would be the point? The nostalgia of the 2nd shittiest cart slot of all time? Or do you just like using iPhone quantities of electricity to do abacus levels of computing? Do you like paying your portion of the tooling costs for mask ROMs in 2016? People would still bitch about the controller length and that they "need" a ton of mods and upscalers to use it on their HDTV. And...what...you can't find a NES for sale or something?I'm not the greenest dude alive or anything but I wouldn't really be happy with Nintendo pumping out 20 million non-Energy Star Complient devices and 100M carts that are mainly just plastic boxes so that some 90s kids can harden their e-peen before loosing track of the things in a week.