@kamelia8311 It was my dream for YEARS! But I never had the money for that. Took me 8~9 years after the release, but last year I managed to find it for around 65€. Happiest day of my winter haha
🇧🇷 Brazil is officially joining the Stop Killing Games conversation.
Federal deputy Jandira Feghali @jandira_feghali has introduced Bill 3612/2026, directly inspired by the Stop Killing Games movement.
If passed, game publishers would be required to clearly disclose at the point of sale whether a game relies on online servers, along with a guaranteed minimum support period of at least two years after launch in Brazil. Publishers would also need to give players at least 180 days’ advance notice of any shutdown, with notifications in-game, on social channels, and via other means. After support ends, companies would have to choose one of three paths: release an offline-play update, provide tools for the community to maintain the game themselves, or offer proportional refunds based on playtime. Non-compliance would result in fines.
This comes just days after fellow federal deputy Erika Hilton called for an official investigation by Senacon (Brazil’s consumer protection body) into @Sony’s plan to stop producing physical PlayStation game discs from 2028 onward. Hilton argues the shift undermines consumer rights like resale, lending, and preservation—especially in regions of Brazil with limited high-speed internet access that rely on physical stores and the second-hand market.
The bill still faces several stages of legislative review before it could become law, but Brazil’s moves highlight growing global pushback against purely digital futures and “live service” games that can disappear overnight. 🇧🇷
This is why Nintendo is king!
If Sony or Microsoft would own the Metroid IP they would have cancelled all games and layed off the studio after Metroid Prime 4 failed to be a commercial success.
Nintendo believes in their IPS.
🚨 URGENTE! ATAQUE AOS TRABALHADORES!
176 deputados da direita acabam de apresentar uma proposta que IMPEDE o fim da escala 6x1 até 2036.
Além disso, essa proposta cria jornadas de trabalho de até 52 HORAS SEMANAIS.
Os deputados de São Paulo que assinaram a proposta foram 👇🏽
- Pr. Marco Feliciano, PL
- Delegado Paulo Bilynskyj, PL
- Missionário José Olimpio, PL
- Vinicius Carvalho, PL
- Mario Frias, PL
- Rosangela Moro, PL
- Jefferson Campos, PL
- Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança, PL
- Adilson Barroso, PL
- Adriana Ventura, NOVO
- Ricardo Salles, NOVO
- Marangoni, PODEMOS
- Renata Abreu, PODEMOS
- Simone Marquetto, PP
- Mauricio Neves, PP
- Vitor Lippi, PSD
- Celso Russomanno, REPUBLICANOS
- Arnaldo Jardim, CIDADANIA
- Baleia Rossi, MDB