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The show where the Ice Cream Team go through all the geeky "need to know" video game news from around the globe every weekday from 10am UK Time, live over on Twitch.tv/IceCreamUploads. Title: Sony patent suggests PS3-era peripheral compatibility could come to PS5 Website: VGC Author: Jordan Middler https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/sony-patent-suggests-ps3-era-peripheral-compatibility-could-come-to-ps5/ Title: EA's new Seattle studio is hiring for the next Battlefield single-player campaign Website: VGC Author: Jordan Middler https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/eas-new-seattle-studio-is-hiring-for-the-next-battlefield-single-player-campaign/ Title: Two Fallout: London mod developers have been offered jobs at Bethesda Website: VG24/7 Author: Oisin Kuhnke https://www.vg247.com/fallout-london-mod-developers-job-offer-at-bethesda Title: Twitch streamers may soon be able to share banlists with other channels Website: PCGamer Author: Morgan Park https://www.pcgamer.com/twitch-streamers-may-soon-be-able-to-share-banlists-with-other-channels/ Join the conversation via all our Social Media Platforms or via the live chat! Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/icecreamuploads Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/icecreamuploads Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/icecreamuploads Website - http://www.icecreamuploads.com Discord - https://discord.com/invite/Fckwtub Like the content? Support us by buying our merch!

One of the biggest issues with virtual reality experiences is the controllers. Too many of them require knowledge of the controller design, which is difficult when your face is covered with a headset. The ideal scenario is motion controllers, but they usually require additional sensors, like the PlayStation Eye. However, an intriguing new device, The Tactigon, is looking to fix that problem.The Tactigon is a wearable controller that fits over the hand. Using only internal sensors, like accelerometers and gyroscopes, the device is able to detect motion. Developers and users are then able to build commands based on gestures reported by the device. For example, a developer could build circle, push and pull, etc., into their products and respond to those motions. They could also use direct input, such as for a driving simulator.But, The Tactigon is more than just a VR controller. The device can be used for a large variety of computer and mobile products. One that was especially intriguing was for robotics. Using the direct input features of the device, you could create direct control of a robotic device. This could be a fascinating new input method for FIRST robotics teams, though likely not legal during competition.Another interesting robotics application is for programming cobots. These robotic helpers are designed to be programmed to assist in repetitive tasks. Think of the robotic arms you've seen in videos from car factories, but often on a smaller scale. Normally, these robots have to be programmed through a painfully detailed series of steps. However, by using the input from The Tactigon, you could program the cobot simply by moving your arm and the robotic arm would follow your motion. Then, by saving the macro, the arm can replicate the motion unendingly.To learn more about The Tactigon, check out the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

One of the biggest issues with virtual reality experiences is the controllers. Too many of them require knowledge of the controller design, which is difficult when your face is covered with a headset. The ideal scenario is motion controllers, but they usually require additional sensors, like the PlayStation Eye. However, an intriguing new device, The Tactigon, is looking to fix that problem.The Tactigon is a wearable controller that fits over the hand. Using only internal sensors, like accelerometers and gyroscopes, the device is able to detect motion. Developers and users are then able to build commands based on gestures reported by the device. For example, a developer could build circle, push and pull, etc., into their products and respond to those motions. They could also use direct input, such as for a driving simulator.But, The Tactigon is more than just a VR controller. The device can be used for a large variety of computer and mobile products. One that was especially intriguing was for robotics. Using the direct input features of the device, you could create direct control of a robotic device. This could be a fascinating new input method for FIRST robotics teams, though likely not legal during competition.Another interesting robotics application is for programming cobots. These robotic helpers are designed to be programmed to assist in repetitive tasks. Think of the robotic arms you've seen in videos from car factories, but often on a smaller scale. Normally, these robots have to be programmed through a painfully detailed series of steps. However, by using the input from The Tactigon, you could program the cobot simply by moving your arm and the robotic arm would follow your motion. Then, by saving the macro, the arm can replicate the motion unendingly.To learn more about The Tactigon, check out the company's website.Interview by Scott Ertz of F5 Live: Refreshing Technology and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy. Amazon Prime gives you more than just free shipping. Get free music, TV shows, movies, videogames and more. The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics.

00:02:28 - Game Talk Met deze week Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures (3:37), Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions (7:48), Steef speelde Fire Emblem Awakening uit (11:23), Fuse (16:49), 9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors (21:09), The Cave (25:25). 00:28:57 - One Minute Mening De 'One Minute Mening' is een nieuwe vaste rubriek binnen de podcast, hierin legt de host (in dit geval Michael) een tweetal stellingen voor en de andere panelleden krijgen per stelling ieder 1 minuut om daarop te reageren. De stellingen van deze week hebben temaken met het ontbreken van de Playstation Eye als standaard accessoire bij aankoop van de Playstation 4 console zelf, en de recente aankondigingen van spinoffs in de Dues Ex en Halo franchises op mobiele platforms. 00:36:54 - De 'Hidden Gem' in je verzameling Iedereen heeft wel een game in zijn of haar verzameling die niet zo bekend of zelfs ondergewaardeerd is, maar waar veel speciale waarde aan gehecht wordt. Toch? De Button Bashers in ieder geval wel; Steef trapt af met 3D Dot Game Heroes (37:57), Niels houdt zijn Nintendo DS schuin met Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (44:31), en Michael gaat naar de oorsprong van de gerenommeerde Souls games met King's Field (49:41). 00:58:11 - Afsluiting

Playstation Temptation Episode 3 Show Notes I. Introduction -Discussion of how not too content heavy for this week. II. What have you been playing? -Nick: Rock Band, Guitar Hero 3, Turok Demo, Blacksite: Area 51 Demo -Prat: Rock Band, Ratchet, Assassin’s Creed, Castlevania III. Playstation Store Update Downloadable Games Tori-Emaki ($1.99)PLAYSTATION Eye required. Presented in High-Definition 1080p resolution, Tori-Emaki is an innovative interactive art experience. Enter a world of atmospheric wonder as you embark on a magical journey by guiding a flock of birds through a living masterpiece inspired by ancient Japanese paintings. Move your body to vary the speed and direction of the birds’ flight and to immerse yourself in a beautiful visual experience.File size: 72.8 MBESRB Rated E Mesmerize: Trace ($1.99)PLAYSTATION Eye required. Presented in High-Definition 1080p resolution, Mesmerize: Trace is a collection of absorbing visual and aural effects that respond to your body movements and sounds (such as clapping or snapping your fingers). Make photon particles dance and sing in Firefly, create a glowing cityscape with your own two hands in Urban, and go on to explore Twister, Chain Reaction and Flare.File size: 119 MBESRB Rated E Blast Factor Bundle ($12.99)Blast Factor is a physics based action game which takes players into a fierce microbiological arena to guide a nano-machine against viral swarms. The Bundle includes the full game as well as the Multiplayer Pack and the Advanced Research Pack.File size: 325 MBESRB Rated E Add-on Game Content MotorStorm Double Track Pack ($2.99)This Double Track Pack features two brand new, high-speed circuits – the perilous “Eagle’s Nest” and the deadly “Diamondback Speedway,” compatible with all vehicle classes in all Online modes including Time Attack and Eliminator!File size: 125 MB Rock BandBuild your Rock Band library by purchasing these song game tracks. Please note: you need to actually own Rock Band in order to play these tracks: “Last Train to Clarksville” – The Monkees ($1.99)“All the Small Things” - Blink-182 ($1.99)“Action” – Sweet ($1.99) File sizes: 18.7 MB – 26.3 MB Demos Turok DemoTake on the role of Joseph Turok and survive a genetically altered planet occupied by an army of well-trained enemy soldiers, ravenous and unpredictable dinosaurs and creatures that populate the dangerous environment. Choose your combat; shoot to survive using an arsenal of firepower, utilize quiet kill stealth, or use the dinosaurs and creatures as weapons. Your mission? Survive at all costs.File size: 1.10 GBESRB Rated M FIFA Street 3 DemoTry out the demo for the ultimate arcade soccer experience. In FIFA Street 3, take to the streets and experience the style, flair and attitude of street soccer like never before. Play as the worlds best players, and show off your street skills in unique environments around the world.File size: 309 MBESRB Rated E Game Videos PixelJunk Monsters Trailer (free)Inspired by the popular and addictive “tower defense” game genre, PixelJunk Monsters is a fun and intuitive game featuring a uniquely attractive art style. Defend your homebase against threatening monsters by building towers and casting lightning storms across the forest. Download the official trailer today!File size: 47 MB (HD) Borderlands Debut Trailer (free)What lies behind the vault? How do you survive the dangerous and outlaw world of Borderlands? Download the debut trailer for the new shooter from Gearbox Software and 2K Games now.File size: 74 MB (HD) Dynasty Warriors 6 TrailerAfter the fall of China’s Han Dynasty, three rebellious states moved to overthrow the Emperor of China. Step onto the battlefield and experience the exhilaration of destroying thousands of soldiers on massive fields of combat.File size: 25 MB (SD), 89 MB (HD) Brothers In Arms Hell’s Highway Trailer (free)Brothers In Arms Hell’s Highway delivers the most immersive WWII squad-based shooter experience to date, putting players in the boots of squad leader Matt Baker as he leads his men of the 101st Airborne Division during Operation Market Garden.File size: 128 MB (HD) Lost Planet Trailer (free)LOST PLANET has raised the bar for shooting action to new heights! The game that has sold over 1,600,000 copies worldwide makes its debut on the PLAYSTATION 3!File size: 182 MB (HD) Syphon Filter: Combat Ops Trailer (free)Download the Syphon Filter: Combat Ops trailer for your PSP and see the new Mission Modifier feature in action. Syphon Filter: Combat Ops delivers an unrivaled online multiplayer experience exclusively on the PSP system.File size: 76 MB (HD), 101 MB (1080) PS3 Themes PAIN Ice Tea Theme (free)Customize your PS3 system with a cool PAIN Ice Tea theme. This theme allows you to change up the look of your background and XMB icons. Download today!File size: 1.80 MB PAIN Ed T-Bone Theme (free)Customize your PS3 system with a cool PAIN Ed T-Bone theme. This theme allows you to change up the look of your background and XMB icons. Download today!File size: 3.05 MB Mesmerize Theme (free)Customize your PS3 system with a cool Mesmerize theme. This theme allows you to change up the look of your background and XMB icons. Download today!File size: 1.60 MB Tori-Emaki Theme (free)Customize your PS3 system with a cool Tori-Emaki theme. This theme allows you to change up the look of your background and XMB icons. Download today!File size: 1.60 MB CALL OF DUTY 4: MODERN WARFARE Theme (free)Customize your PS3 system with a cool CALL OF DUTY 4: MODERN WARFARE theme. This theme allows you to change up the look of your background and XMB icons. Download today!File size: 1.60 MB IV. Topic of the Week PSP=Proud of upcoming games -We have some sweet games coming out for PSP such as: 1. Echochrome 2. Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core 3. God of War: Chains of Olympus V. News -Echochrome hits the PSN and PSP on March 19th. -NPD numbers December 2007 Hardware Sales # PlayStation 2 -- 1,100,000 # PlayStation 3 -- 796,600 # PlayStation Portable -- 1,060,000 # Xbox 360 -- 1,260,000 # Wii -- 1,350,000 # Nintendo DS -- 2,470,000 -Best Selling Software of 2007 1. Halo 3 (Xbox 360) -- 4.82 million 2. Wii Play w/ remote (Wii) -- 4.12 million 3. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (Xbox 360) -- 3.04 million 4. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PlayStation 2) -- 2.72 million 5. Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) -- 2.52 million 6. Pokemon Diamond (Nintendo DS) -- 2.48 million 7. Madden NFL 08 (PlayStation 2) -- 1.90 million 8. Guitar Hero 2 (PlayStation 2) -- 1.89 million 9. Assassin's Creed (Xbox 360) -- 1.87 million 10. Mario Party 8 (Wii) -- 1.82 million get the episode directly over here.-Pratik and Nick

Brad, John, and Brent are here this week.Episode 3Gamer Time voice mail,Playstation Eye,Starcraft 2,Super Smash Bros. Brawl,Jackass: The Game,Forza Motorsport 2,Lego Batman,Beowulf,Pokemon MMO?,Dreamcast My Odeo Channel (odeo/a06c8dbadf9e92d0)