So at Gamescom, the news of a potential Anti-Cheat type of copy protection for the Nintendo Switch was revealed to be in the works...and a day later, we found out that it wasn't Nintendo that commissioned it. Here are my thoughts.

So with all of the stuff that has recently come out about the Amico and how it was being handled, I decided that I would talk about whether or not the actual concept behind the Amico would have been any good.

This was something that I figured needed to be discussed because I don't think that many people actually understand how something like this would potentially work. It's not a simple copy and paste of code for it to run on another platform, even if the machine is far and away superior on the hardware side.

This is a trend that I have been seeing a bit more recently, so I decided that I would spend the time to talk about some of the nuances that people miss when they bring these discussions up.

So the interwebs have done it again... they've confused me over a very big non-issue. Therefore, I am going to give my thoughts on the chaos as it stands at the moment.

So this is a follow up to a prior discussion about if Nintendo should bring their games over to other platforms. Listen to the whole thing before flipping out.

So hearing the news about another contender trying to enter into the home console space, I did a little looking in Polium and decided to give my current thoughts.

For this discussion, I'm just doing my part to explain for those who don't know, various reasons why some games don't come to the Nintendo Switch outside of the hardware it has.

I had a few further things to say as there were some things that I noticed and felt it needed to be addressed.

I just wanted to give some of my thoughts on this situation that has been developing over a good deal of time.