Problem is, entering the console market is neither cheap or easy.
That's likely why most new 'consoles' within the last decade or so have been based on pre-existing platforms like Android (e.g. Ouya, Shield, Fire TV, etc.) or PC (e.g. Atari and...
I doubt Nintendo will go MP anytime soon, not unless something happens like the Switch 2 flops, their flagship IP start to tank sales wise and/or development costs become too excessive.
Even if they do, I have no doubt they'd screw it up somehow...
Might be worth creating a new account to download this and delete any 'good' accounts.
I won't be surprised if MS flags any accounts/consoles which downloads this app, even if they don't immediately ban them.
On my Super Famicom I use an original UK Mega Drive power supply.
Don't know if these are different on mainland Europe (other than the pins of course).
Does this happen with official discs?
Does the error happen regardless of where you are in the game (e.g. leave on the menu for half an hour then load a new game?)
Is the console well ventilated?
If you immediately restart the console/game...
I wont be surprised if Nintendo more actively targets preloaded systems like this at some point given their more recent record, even if it's just through customs, payment providers, etc.
The GBA uses a physical switch to detect GB/C games and the carts use different voltages.
So if they don't include that switch/voltage support at launch, either it would need an adapter, ROM support or maybe jerry rig something using a GBA flash...
I'm thinking more lower end systems, once you get to the middle-high end where you might be doing more e.g. gaming, yeah I can see it being more of an issue as of now (e.g. Fortnite not being supported).
Note: I don't work at BB but a different...
Considering the existence of Chromebooks and my retail experience, I do believe that given a demo unit with a web browser and a cheaper price, there would be a market of some kind.
It's not uncommon for me to have to deal with customers wanting...
Most Windows users are likely using an OEM key which came with the system.
I wouldn't be surprised if more people would buy Linux machines if they walked into Best Buy or whatever and saw laptops which cost less than Windows equivalents.
I'd be more weary of taxes, Analog charged me when they shouldn't have so I ended up paying twice.
If you do ever order from them, double check any charges vs tax laws where you live and dispute them before they ship if there's a potential...