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  • y'all remember how nintendo decided to put the power button on the 3DS is the exact same spot as the start and select buttons on every DS model since the DS Lite?
    ClawgripFan9001
    ClawgripFan9001
    Yeah, that's definitely inconvenient, as I'm always afraid I'm accidentally gonna press the power button and shut off my game whenever I want to save my game.
    Engineer
    Engineer
    I HAVE accidentally shut off the 3DS in the middle of a game, especially when things get intense because I'm holding it harder.
    Tangle the Lemur
    Tangle the Lemur
    I've only used the 3DS, never the DS, so I never knew that. Huh.
    'apparently' being the type of person who is aware that android is technically a linux distro makes me count as a linux user, so i guess the trans linux user stereotype counts with me as well damb it
    Objectively the worst part of liking children's shows as an adult is other adults who like these shows but refuse to accept that they're for kids.
    Princess Viola
    Princess Viola
    @Master Toadsworth I mean I'm specifically talking about stuff where the target audience for the series is children (but can be enjoyed by adults as well) but some adults in the fandom can't grasp that and want the series to start containing more 'mature' adult content not realizing that like...no a series where the target demographic is like 12 year olds is not going to suddenly start having like the main characters kill the villains or whatever.
    Kong Rong
    Kong Rong
    You telling me I wasn't the target audience for Amphibia and that the creators weren't specifically trying appeal to my tastes???
    Xiahou Ba
    Xiahou Ba
    No, I disagree that most animated shows are for general audiences, because that's far too wide of a net to cast to even get any audience. They're heavily made in mind for kids in that target demographic (something like Fairly Oddparents and My Little Pony is absolutely targeted for around the 10 year old demographic). The primary thing that also gets adults hooked onto is simply just compelling writing, characters, story, presentation, etc, practically anything that makes your show interesting and fun to watch. Something like Seasons 1-3 Spongebob is just very well-written, targeted for kids, but has well-researched humor that breaches the age difference.
    oh yeah i guess i'm aromantic or something.

    i mean i'm still lesbian too and if people don't like it, they can stay mad in all honesty.
    Triplets born
    The Throne Awaits
    A seer Warns of A Deady Fate
    Give up your Children Separate
    Bide Your Time Lie in Wait
    Flygon64
    Flygon64
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    marioooo surfaceeee
    marioooo surfaceeee
    Night King
    Night King
    You know, this kinda fits with Animaniacs.

    Triplets born = The Warner Siblings

    The throne awaits = The siblings were once great

    A seer warns of a deadly fate = CEO orders the siblings to be locked up

    Give up your children, separate = The Warners are locked away in the water tower

    Bide your time, lie in wait = The Warners eventually escape the tower and begin causing havoc

    then again its a stretch
    Servant Snail
    Servant Snail
    Sonic on the ground. Sonic on the ground.

    Mario made a vow that the IRS and the place that Yoshi is hiding will be found.

    They made a vow that the rest of the Animaniac characters will be found.
    Sometimes I get worried that my constant name changes will make new users not realize what my regular username is (which includes my actual first name shush) but then I remember 'Wait shit I have my normal username in my sig image' lmao
    Glea
    Glea
    If you put Princess Viola in your MarioWiki identity field, it should pop up near your pronouns whenever you post. I don't know if you're on the wiki or not, but really you can use it just for the sake of easy identification, especially if someone doesn't have sigs on
    Engineer
    Engineer
    I mean sure, if it's something culturally significant like music, then yes, it would be good to preserve it, and you don't need specific hardware or anything to do so. But video games are such a small part of history, and the requirements to preserve them so high, I don't think they'll mean much 100, heck 50 years from now. Partially because I guaran-damn-tee you that there'll be something, a war or terrorist attack or something in the next 100 years or so, probably in our lifetime, that takes away a lot of the technology from the past 130 years. Then we'll be back to living how we did for the first 6000 years of history and the Marius and Zeldys will be the last thing on our mind.
    Princess Viola
    Princess Viola
    'I guarantee some horrible disaster will happen in our lifetime that sets us back to the 1800s technology-wise' isn't the argument against video game preservation that you think it is fam.
    Xiahou Dun
    Xiahou Dun
    video games are culturally significant.