MurrayL

Nice try, Eagles

If you want the exact context from the article:

Almost a third of respondents felt Gen AI was having a negative effect on the industry: 30%, up from 20% last year. 13% felt the impact was positive, down from 21%. "When asked to cite their specific concerns, developers pointed to intellectual property theft, energy consumption, the quality of AI-generated content, potential biases, and regulatory issues," reads the survey.

So yes, the title is an oversimplification, but there are still far more saying it’s currently a negative than a positive. I’m assuming the remaining 57% are undecided/unsure or declined to respond.

Would be a shame to see Rizzi leave NOLA - he’s been one of the few bright spots in a bleak period.

Is Game UI Database what you’re looking for?

If that’s the case you wouldn’t be able to charge them, though? I don’t think you can charge them without connecting to a console (or a third party charging dock I guess)

People said similar things about the all-white Wii after the GameCube - it’s just the natural ebb and flow of product design

Based on previous actions and statements, I believe their complex legal reasoning is: ‘fuck you’

When has that ever been the case?

The age-old tradeoff has always been that consoles are restrictive and un-upgradable, but generally cheaper than building a PC due to fixed parts costs and loss-leader strategies.

Given how hard they’ve been pursuing anything related to Switch emulation, you’d have to be nuts to think they won’t try a lot harder to make it more difficult this time round.

Seems like it was probably by Mike Albaugh? One of Atari’s longest-tenured coin-op devs, who worked on arcade machines like Destroyer, Atari Football, Video Pinball, and a bunch more from 1976-2000.

From the Atari Age thread:

It was found in [Mike’s] folder, within a folder named 6502.

macOS shipped with emacs?

More like limp into the offseason. No one on this roster is healthy enough to leap anywhere.