Napalm-Knight

The maker’s market was a fun place where all the talented crafters and experts could make the perfect end-product with direct input from the client. Meanwhile, the larger industrial entities had the means to meet mass demand, and individual patent and copyright holders that sought such level of distribution could generally rely on these companies to facilitate their needs to reach the wider community in a mutually beneficial and self-sustaining manner. Despite the wealth of choice David had to get exactly what he needed, Onsi’s Hardware was his preferred location for picking up and trading-in equipment. It partnered with both ends of the production industry and provided a physical store where he could walk around and compare products from big and small names. With his actual goal in hand, a physical copy of a game he had been looking forward to and it’s supporting hardware, he gave each item a scan with the reader on his personal device to confirm his purchases. Little else