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gaming27 days ago•6 min saved

Final Day to Grab Switch Game Vouchers Before They’re Discontinued

Today is the last day to purchase Nintendo Switch Game Vouchers; purchases must be completed by 11:59 pm local time, and vouchers stay valid for one year (until Jan 30, 2027). An active Nintendo Switch Online membership is required to buy them. A pair costs £84 / $99.98 and saves on two full-price Switch 1 titles; vouchers cannot be used on Switch 2 exclusives, but Nintendo will add Switch 1 releases through 2026. Redeem via NSO or the eShop, and note you can hold a maximum of eight active vouchers.

via Nintendo Life|

#eshop #gaming #nintendo

gaming3 months ago•2 min saved

Nintendo Switch Online Adds Luigi's Mansion and More GameCube Classics

Nintendo has added Luigi's Mansion to the Switch 2's GameCube NSO library, and players can now easily remap the game's default inverted controls or switch to a sidestep control scheme, allowing for a more comfortable gameplay experience.

via Nintendo Life|

#controls #gaming #invertedcontrols

technology7 months ago•3 min saved

Nintendo Switch Online Expands with Larger GameCube Files and Retro Classics

The article discusses whether Nintendo should allow players to download individual GameCube games on NSO due to increasing file sizes and limited storage, highlighting the convenience of having entire libraries versus the need to manage storage efficiently, especially as game sizes grow larger with future releases.

via Nintendo Life|

#download-options #gamecube-games #nintendo-switch-2

technology-and-cybersecurity2 years ago•1 min saved

"Apple's Urgent Security Patch Fixes Pegasus Spyware Threat on iOS Devices"

Apple has released an urgent update for all iPhone operating systems after researchers discovered a new security breach exploited by Israeli NSO's Pegasus spyware, prompting concerns about potential backlash from the United States.

via Haaretz|

#apple #iphone #nso

technology2 years ago•3 min saved

NSO Group's Spyware Deployed in Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict, Targets UN Officials and Public Figures.

Invasive spyware called Pegasus, made by Israeli company NSO, was found on the phones of at least 12 Armenian journalists, politicians, and civil society members during the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The report calls for an immediate moratorium on the sale and transfer of spyware technology. NSO has denied responsibility, arguing that its software was operated by independent, legitimate government agencies. This is the first time that civilians have been hacked while their country is in armed conflict with another country, highlighting the potential geopolitical implications of mercenary spyware.

via NBC News|

#armenia #azerbaijan #human-rights