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The difference between the time it takes physical copies to wear out is much much longer than the time it takes $company to decide that it's time to force every
by SCHiM 5y ago
The difference between the time it takes physical copies to wear out is much much longer than the time it takes $company to decide that it's time to force everyone to buy the next latest-and-greatest.
I've got NES cartridges from the 80s or 90s still working.
- teachingassist 5y ago> I've got NES cartridges from the 80s or 90s still working. And I've got Switch cartridges that are dependent on Nintendo's continued online support. My point was that a physical Wii still works and is still a physical object, so it serves the same functional purpose here as individual NES cartridges.