From experience with older games with the function, computer autoplaying becomes boring fast.

Besides, MMOs 99% of the time can’t be self-hosted, meaning it’d be a fleeting experiment, your character not really being yours.

Legally Distinct™ story about an adventuring party cooking monsters in a fantasy dungeon, with a dwarf who loves cooking 🤭

Reddit is so rigid about ban evasions that you could say it never forgets. Best I could suggest you already did, to make an appeal, so now all you can do is wait. But since I haven’t heard of anyone recovering theirs, I’d not hold my breath to have a solution any year soon (intentionally swapped “time” for “year”).

And while not ideal, I’d suggest using RSS-tracking bots here on the fediverse to follow subreddits (every subreddit has an RSS feed), and comment on the bot’s posts instead. Would also tackle the concern from Ani.Social’s administration of such bots having too little engagement to justify their presence now that the fediverse has a healthy active userbase.

Apparently these Namco systems are arcades based on PS2 hardware.

Now, just gotta figure out how to get ROMs legitimately. Don’t even know if these machines are CD/DVD-based so even guesses are out of the window.

Or even if they just obfuscated the code?

The finale of The Amazing Digital Circus is right around the corner too, so another chance to support as they release merch along with each episode. And if part of the profit goes to TADC’s author Gooseworx, which was also an animator previously, the support could incentivese her to keep on the animation market too.

This guitar we built still chimes with hope
Never gave our souls to the carrion crows
Every new day we saw the sun rise
Every new day we beat the lord of flies
We were there
We’re still here

Played some of my games on RPCS3 some years ago, may 5 years or so, and they played fine.

Only bad part that comes to mind is that my computer then was a potato by the emulated games’ standards, meaning multiple played slow.

All Reddit communities and users have RSS natively, so if someone’s on a fediverse platform that allows following users (main one Mastodon, but also Friendica, Mbin, Misskey, etc.) and still wishes to follow some Reddit feed, there’s @birb@rss-parrot.net. Bots generated through it don’t pull images, only the embedded text and link included in the given feed’s posts, so the bots shouldn’t be as heavy either.

Also only played Enter the Gungeon of the two, so I don’t know. T-T

That last jackdaw gives me a fox vibe, putting as much as it can’t in its mouth before running/flying back to its den. 🤭

My PS3’s too new to support CFW so never got to check, but maybe CFW (not HEN) allows removing unwanted additions? Or maybe even downgrade the system version?

Alternatively, maybe dump your games with the PS3 and play on an emulator on PC if you got the option.

More generally for gaming, DRM-free’s usually the least enshittified/privacy-friendly imo, as once you downloaded the installer, zip, etc., the game doesn’t care where it came from.

The biggest store for DRM-free stuff is GOG, though you’ll quickly learn they’re great at making PR disasters if you can live with that. And for platforms like GOG, Itch.io and Steam, there are tools for downloading through the terminal that are as isolated as they get. For the 3 platforms, they’re gogrepoc, itch-dl and SteamCMD, the last one official and the other two leveraging APIs.

And for Stean specifically though, do mind DRM’s a hit or a miss, and some times both. Also, their Linux version of SteamCMD needs to be installed system-wide, so I’d suggest getting the Windows version and running through a VM and/or Wine, memorizing the syntax for downloading builds from specific systems.

And uf you must use a launcher, Heroic Launcher abd Playnite are pretty good, neither official products so neither following the design choices of the platforms they support.

DLsite allows users to translate their manga, paying a commission to the translators when people get the translated version. If availability, or lack thereof, is the problem, it could work too.

So that’s what the fox say? 🤭

If you mention the community as an user on microblogging platforms, it gets posted to there.

Greetings! Hope you like your stay!

If you’d like to also explore options, there’s Mastodon for followinf Twitter-like posts (and also PixelFed, NeoDB, WordPress, etc.), Friendica and Mbin for following both Twitter and Reddit-like posts, and PieFed as a direct alternative to Lemmy specifically.

And tip, Lemmy has a native per-post, post-hiding feature, at the 3 dots of a given post. Mastodon has too, and most softwares I’ve tested work well with Ublock Origin filters and/or scripts for hiding posts (e.g. if liked/disliked).

Instâncias que usam o Lemmy? Bem pouco.

Mas ActivityPub no geral, diário, principalmente por causa dos bots de microblogging.

E por causa disso, consigo acompanhar Youtube, Reddit, Bluesky, Nostrr, etc. por aqui, além das publicações nativas. =D

Might I suggest game shows for indie games? Usually those don’t have the budget to hide contents behind cinematic trailers, and usually they seem of a better quality than AAA games.

Bom, é pavê, não pacumê

(Não aguentei)

Also if you watch on browsers, there’s @birb@rss-parrot.net (not compatible with Lemmy specifically though)