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Nintendo Co. pulled its products from Amazon.com Inc.’s US site after a disagreement over unauthorized sales, meaning the e-commerce company missed out on the recent debut of Nintendo’s Switch 2 — the biggest game console launch of all time.

The Japanese company stopped selling on Amazon after noticing that third-party merchants were offering games for sale in the US at prices that undercut Nintendo’s advertised rates, according to a person familiar with the situation. Enterprising sellers were buying Nintendo products in bulk in Southeast Asia and exporting them to the US, said the person, who requested anonymity to discuss confidential information.

 

From the description: "We hope you enjoy this fun and insightful conversation with actor Thom Christopher (Troxartas), originally featured in the DVD extras for MST3K Episode 703!"

 

Talkin' 'bout Manos, the... Hands of Fate.

 

Behind the scenes stories from the Pumaman himself!

 

The idea feels like sci-fi because you're so used to it, imagining ads gone feels like asking to outlaw gravity. But humanity had been free of current forms of advertising for 99.9% of its existence. Word-of-mouth and community networks worked just fine. First-party websites and online communities would now improve on that.

The traditional argument pro-advertising—that it provides consumers with necessary information—hasn't been valid for decades.

 
 

Why we may never get a good I. Robot adaptation :(

 
[–] [email protected] 0 points 4 months ago

Well I won't say it if you don't say it first.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 4 months ago (4 children)

Genuinely curious what people want the Democrats to specifically do right now, apart from vague calls of "something" and "more" and "better." At least on a federal level, aren't they pretty much powerless at this point? What even can they do?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 4 months ago

She should have went with the anti-materiel hawks.

 

It looks... I don't know what to think about this 🤔

 

Not in depth, but it's something.

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