u/SweetcreamScoops

I've noticed within this past month that there has been a LOT of revival projects for the 3DS and Wii U popping up. For Wii and DS(i) revival projects, it's fairly simple stuff: Wiimmfi, WiiLink, WiiMart, and Sudomemo. But when it comes to 3DS and Wii U revival projects, there are so many that it's extremely difficult to know which is best/recommended. Pretendo Network, Roséverse, Protarium Network, etc. There are even a couple of eShop revival projects. It's all very confusing to me on which projects/services are best or most recommended. And to my knowledge, you can't have two of the same type of revival at the same time. The amount of projects being made all at once makes me wish there was a spreadsheet that categorizes each of them so I can know which is which. Or better yet, have some of them combine their projects into one big project.

Earlier this week, I was notified from two servers that I was banned for sending a minor explicit content. I knew that this isn't something I would do, so I talked to the mods to get me unbanned. We found out that not only was it a false report, as I showed that I have no message history with the supposed victim, we found out that someone is impersonating my identity by creating an account with almost the exact same details as me. The only difference is, of course, the username, as on the fake account it has a period at the end, whereas mine does not. I reported the account to Discord using the app's built in reporting features, but I want to know if there is a way I can take this further and submit a report ticket. If I am able to do this, what options do I choose? In the meantime, I am letting my friends know about this impersonator and advising them to block and report the account for impersonation. I hope this fake account will be rid of soon. I'll do anything I can to have it be subject to suspension.

For the past couple of months, every day or two I will get randomly logged out of the app. I changed my password and while that did pause the issue for a while, unfortunately it started happening again.

I was playing Mario Kart 7 online today and in my ~10 races I played, aside of me attempting to do it, I didn't encounter anyone trying to drive backward to 2nd or a lower position whenever someone held a blue shell. Maybe it's because of the lobby I was in, or people were playing it casually, but this is the first time in a while that I didn't see anyone try to take advantage of that trick. I don't think it's a "competitive meta" thing at all. A lot of people I've played against in this game, regardless of skill level, seem to know about this technique. Does driving back to 2nd when the bottom screen shows someone with a blue shell have any advantages today? Or is it merely just a flex?

Every time I open up this subreddit, one of the first things I see is Lightning Racers hate. Every. Single. Time. Alright, we get it!!! Clearly, it's not for you. You are allowed to make constructive criticism explaining why you're not looking forward to the show, but you don't have to make a fuss about its existence, nor make it your entire ego. The show is meant for very young audiences, hence why it's on Disney Jr. If you can't handle the designs being all simplistic and rounded, or appealing to toddlers, then that's a you problem. We need to stop being so overly negative about a show that isn't even out yet and is clearly meant for very young audiences.

Hello folks,

I have a friend who was hacked a couple weeks ago, and the hacker changed the email on the account. I wanted to try and help her get the account back, but the problem is that this email address that was previously associated with the account was tied to Apple iCloud, which she cannot access due to her no longer owning an iPhone or Apple device. She has practically given up on trying to get it back, but I really want to do whatever I can to help. She did not disclose if any of her family owns an Apple device, nor did she let me know if she brought it up to any of her family about the incident. I do not wish to pester her family to respect their privacy. Is there anything left I could possibly do to help get her account back, or is there no use?

Me and my mom have been looking at clothes from hot topic to buy from me and a DJ Pon-3 shirt from there that caught my eye made me think about getting the plush of her by Symbiote Studios, but I saw it was out of stock. Something I also noticed is that she now costs $34.99 as opposed to $29.99. How come there was a price increase?

Look, I'm aware that em has stated they don't want to continue making physical media and encourages us to make our own. But with how much these resellers are pricing the albums on the secondhand market, combined with most computers phasing out support for disc drives, be it ones you can install onto the build or via an external drive, these methods of creating our own custom CDs is starting to become difficult to achieve. At the very least, regular CD players are still cheap. Unfortunately, they're becoming less and less popular due to the rise of streaming, and em has made it clear that they are not a fan of it. Physical media matters, and what better way to demonstrate the need for it by reprinting all of the albums that had a physical release in the past? Admittedly, they might begin on a low print run to test the waters, but I'm sure that with enough demand, em may be able to start producing more physical albums and fight against those scalpers. Hopefully this way, physical media will slowly make a comeback, and methods to make our own custom CDs will be easily accessible again.