I had a dream once that Nintendo released a Stealth Horror game for Kirby, where they have hiccups, and is in the predicament of having to hide from ghosts and ghouls. The goal was that there was something in the manor/mansion that cured Kirby's hiccups. Similar to Luigi's mansion but you don't bust any ghosts (directly).
One segment had them walking along the outside of this manor out of the back entrance, when then an apparition of Zero appeared out of a sickly-green ghost fog to give chase, and cried skeletal hands to try and snatch Kirby. You had to run into the manor to escape them, but you had to run for a long time and avoid obstacles and the hands trying to snatch Kirby. (I am not good at perspectives or fog)
This is obviously taking place at night.
It wasn't free roam in the sense it was all unlocked, but it was a 3d game. There were boss ghosts you needed to solve how to beat. I would say that the mansion was double the size in perimeter to Luigi's mansion, but I'm not hands-on familiar with LM. There was allegedly a lot of content I don't remember or got to see, like it was jam packed with content like Odyssey or BOTW (not familiar with BOTW, presumably though), but it was a pretty big building you can actually walk around, both outside and inside, and could interact with things with one of the buttons. Probably a game that heavily used culling for the vast amount of rooms and objects it apparently had.
I was given the impression that this is actually Zero "1", as in the bloody core in their first appearance - but I actually don't know and like that and also it being Zero Two clinging onto existence, somehow.
Over recent years the number of connections to 2G has dropped to a very small number but not zero. The mobile operators are now in the process of managing the demise of 2G. The switch off of 2G will not be as simple as the switch off of 3G. 2G is still available for phone calls and can send some (limited ) data. Now if this were just standard consumer calls and data then moving everyone onto a 4G phone and 4G network would make the 2g switch off simple, a was the case with 3G. Yes there are people still on 2G who have no intention of moving to 4G. Their argument is similar to the argument people have to keep the copper wire landline - it works so why move. But in both cases relaying on these old technolgies os costing operators a lot. It would be simple enough to off a free or discounted 4G simple phone to take calls, job done.
However 2G is used for many applications basedfon the phone system to make connections such as alarms, personal alarms, care systems. Also 2G data is still used in many IoT applications, most notably the first generation smart meters.
Just as with the move away from copper to fibre with our broadband and landlines, the move away from 2G does require various App providers updating the systems and updating the customer devices. These App providers have been slow to move and unless pushed by the operators will not move.
O2 have for historical reasons the most 2G customers that rely on 2G Apps. They have given notice that 2G will start to be switched off in 2029; notice that I hope the App providers take note of and move their customers away from 2G and onto 4G. I would guess that when 2029 come we will still be hearing App providers stating that they NEED 2G. [Vodafone and EE will have an easier route to the 2G switch off and are likely to follow the O2 timetable]
Looking at these figures, the amount being auctioned is small but it is in the sweet spot for mobile communications. Anything over 6GHz is difficult to manage over langer distances and anything less than 1GHz lacks the capacity neeeded.
The story is interesting not in itself but in the fact that OfCom are looking for any gap in the frequencies allocated in and around 1GHz to 6GHz to ensure the mobile operators have sufficient capacity, especially with 6G coming into view.
