No, there are developers who still make games for the Vita store and there are still a good number of PS Vita owners so shutting it down is a bad idea. Plus, this is the only way most of those people get these roms.
Not really, you can just buy and download the games off the PSN network but PS5 seem to be far more attainable now than a couple months ago because Sony has really ramped up their production.
Most companies only care about profits and don't really pay much attention to security. I've been on the darkweb a couple of times and seen a whole country's government system info being sold and the worst part is, most aren't even aware.
Nintendo has always been on the greedy side but because their games appeal more to casual gamers, clueless parents and kids, they can get away with stuff like this as opposed to more dedicated players.
Same here but I also know this is just the testing phase for things to come such as further limiting free speech.
Self-control is one of humanity's greatest challenges and at times, we really need to question why we're overdoing something.
I used to love hanging my hammock in my yard as a kid. There's nothing like sleeping in a hammock under the trees with the cool breeze blowing gently on your body - to bad I don't have any trees in my townhouse...
Agreed - knowing everything would make life so boring. It just doesn't give you any more room to grow whereas you can always improve at any activity no matter how skilled you are.
If you think acting normal is going to work, you have another thing coming. They'd be even more suspicious of you than the legitimately insane ones - they'd try everything in their power to find just one slip-up to say that you're crazy. I did a summer job at a mental institution as a kid and I've seen them do this.
My dad used to play the piano as a musician (well he still does just not for money anymore) and for me, it's not that difficult to learn. It's just that I'm more into learning how to play a guitar.