- cross-posted to:
- playdate@feddit.de
- cross-posted to:
- playdate@feddit.de
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I bet this will be an easy case. Find who’s selling them.
Unless it’s some rich guy diving into them like a Scrooge McDuck money pit.
How has no one thought of this? Genius!
Noooooo, I want this company to succeed with this, I really hope this doesn’t seriously impact them long term!
The playdates have unique serial numbers. Im pretty sure they could disable stolen units from ever connecting to the store. So, no season of games, no catalog purchases. The playdates would not exactly be worthless but Panic could probably track down the thieves if they sold the units.
I see a lot of people hyping this thing. It’s 200$ and as strong as a first gen gameboy. What the fuck?
Millenials can’t afford houses so there’s enough disposable income in the system for a market for $200 Gameboys. I’m only 1/4 joking.
Yeah if you don’t appreciate cool hardware and only care about raw performance, then it’s definitely not for you
Seems right up my alley but there’s a snowballs chance in hell of me coughing up that much dough for it. Good on the devs for finding their market though.
I hope they’re not in the ET cartridge pit.
We dug those up years ago though, I have one framed from Alamogordo.
The playdate is so cute and fun. There are so, so many indie developers having fun with it.
Tons of free games from devs just learning to code, and quick little fun games for $5 or less.
There is no backlighting and it’s really dark, so you’re kinda rewarded for playing outside, too
Yeah I love that little console too. Even Luke Pope who is known for Papers Please and Return of the Obra Dinn recently released his playdate game and it’s a ton of fun.
For anyone who wants to stay in the loop about the playdate theres !playdate@feddit.de
I really like playdate console but the price itself is soo high & the hardware it self kinda same performance with game boy.
I rather buy secondhand shitty old laptop (pentium 4 or core2duo) have same experience rather buying that thing
