Did you know there are a few Zelda games not on Nintendo consoles?
The Philips CD-i was born from an ill fated partnership with Nintendo to create a CD based add-on for the Super NES.
After the project fell through, Philips created the console, and Nintendo actually allowed them to use their IPs in a few games.
This is how the games Wand of Gamelon, Link the Faces of Evil, and Zelda’s Adventure came to be.
More meme than game, most people know these games from the early internet videos of Morshu, the king, and Link’s terrible voice acting
Back before internet connected consoles were the norm, Nintendo used to ship these demo carts to stores.
They are exceptionally rare because after the game was done being promoted, they were supposed to be returned to Nintendo to be destroyed.
A few specimens survive, but they are rare and expensive now
A few months ago Elon said progress doesn't move in a straight line. It moves in S-curves.
Something breaks through, grows fast, then hits logarithmic returns and stalls until the next breakthrough.
Fast forward to August 2026.
xAI shipped Grok Imagine Image 2.0 on 7 August, with region-level editing and up to five reference images in one generation. It ranked second in the world on both the text-to-image and image-edit arenas.
It's listed under SpaceXAI now, because SpaceX bought xAI.
The Boring Company's Prufrock-2 completed a 2.28-mile Vegas Loop tunnel, its longest single drive, and moved 82,000 passengers at CONEXPO.
SpaceX is going for its first orbital payload deployment on Starship Flight 14. On the 4 August earnings call Musk said that within a year they expect at least one flight a day.
As a dev I get why they went entities for flexible seating. Much easier to implement their intended behavior.
As a player this is gonna suck on servers. Massive builds adorned with cushions will destroy performance.
@DragonmasterETH I used to play Towny servers back in 2013 with an old ass tower from 2006.
Today's players will never know the struggle no matter how many entities you spam.