I’m doing steadicam operating on a TV show. My new (to me) 2DS is keeping me entertained when waiting for the next shot.

  • Mossy Feathers (They/Them)
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    620 days ago

    I feel like in order for something to be retro, then it should have to be at least 10yrs after official support has ended.

    • LazaroFilmOP
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      320 days ago

      I agree, however, Nintendo shutting down the servers made it retro.

      • Mossy Feathers (They/Them)
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        020 days ago

        It hasn’t been that long since that happened though. It’s literally been less than 6 months since they shut the servers down. It was part of the previous Nintendo console generation ffs. GTA V released the same year as the 2ds. C’mon man, the 2ds is not retro.

      • Mossy Feathers (They/Them)
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        119 days ago

        Yep, but it hasn’t been more than 10yrs since it was last officially supported. It’s only been a few months since they fully ended official support.

        • @the16bitgamer@lemmy.world
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          319 days ago

          While I understand your argument. I have my own philosophy for what is retro in terms of games.

          For me I don’t look at the system but the games. And for games it about 10-15 years after they were first released.

          Enough time that kids can be born and never see this game until now. While I wouldn’t call Pokemon Sun/Moon retro just yet. The 3ds/2ds has games on it that I would consider it retro.

          Its been over half a decade since Nintendo stopped making games for it, and even longer since people cared about it.

          The only time I will argue something isn’t retro is when its still on the store shelf and not in the discount bin.