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We beginnen met een leuke aankondiging: we gaan live! Ter ere van onze 100ste aflevering! Hopelijk zien we jullie allemaal op 4 juni in De Roode Bioscoop. Ander heugelijk nieuws: De Videogame Show is opgenomen in het archief van Beeld en Geluid. Zo kunnen ze ook in de toekomst horen wat we vonden van Towerfall, Portal 2 of Xenoblade Chronicles bijvoorbeeld. Allemaal leuk en aardig maar wat ons - en een groot deel van de gamende gemeenschap - vooral bezighield was puzzelmeesterwerk Blue Prince. We bespreken zo spoilervrij mogelijk hoe deze game ons op zeldzame wijze in haar greep heeft, en voorlopig zal houden. Wees erbij! De Videogame Show!Tales of Kenzera: Zau (00:00:30)De Videogame Show Live! (00:01:40)petje.af/devideogameshowVGS bij Beeld en Geluid (00:05:05)Towerfall (00:07:00)Portal 2 (00:09:40)Robocop Rogue City (00:10:00)Steam Deck controls ((00:12:00)Switch 2 Ergonomie (00:13:00)Switch Lite (00:14:40)Smartphone gebruik / Kindle (00:15:15)33 Immortals (00:16:15)Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Torna The Golden Country (00:20:00)Blue Prince (00:23:30)Nier: Automata (00:41:00)Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remaster (00:44:30)Switch 2 prijzen (00:52:00)Marathon (00:56:00)Star Wars Zero Company (00:58:50)Tactical Breach Wizards (00:59:50) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week! The boys dive back into Japan and check in on our favorite boy Kiryu and see what he has been up to! Surely things have calmed down for him... right? Also! Nate has been playing Nine Sols, TeamRetrogue has a fight with a Switch Lite, Dalton beat Pillars of Eternity and is knee-deep in The House in Fata Morgana. Oh, and Willie has a nap!Come join our Discord and Vote on polls for games! bit.ly/TSMPDISCORDPatreon! https://www.patreon.com/thesteammachinepodcast Big Thanks to Our patrons who donate 10 dollars or more!Nate “Sir Cogsworth the 7th of June-iper”Jeff “The Original Expendable, Mr. Syllables Ole Jeffy Lube”Aries or Adam “Ariesoradam” Shoutout to his podcast Revival and ExtinctionJames “The Steam Machine Hall Monitor” HallTeam Retrogue Check Him out on YouTube“Mr. Puzzles” Dane HimselfChad "The Mad Lad NO C IN" ShafferFlyin' Brian Doran GreyThe RPG Wolverine Logan JoreidThe DankestLINK TO WEBSITE! https://bit.ly/TheSteamMachinePodcastShoutout to YABSPOD(Yet Another BS Podcast)Shoutout to JRPG ReportShoutout to Revival and ExtinctionShoutout to TeamRetrogueShoutout to Dane and Jeff's Media DumpShout to Grumpy Jeff's Pro Wrestling Power HourMerch Link! https://tsmpproductions.threadless.comBandcamp link for Nile the Nightmare- https://nilethenightmare.bandcamp.com/
On commence cet épisode avec une présentation de la nouvelle plateforme pour supporter Entre Deux Parties, Ko-Fi, ainsi que des nouvelles du PSN (qui a rushé un peu), du Capcom Showcase et ses nouvelles de Monster Hunter et cie, ainsi que des nouvelles annonces au cinéma concernant les Fantastic 4 et Jurassic World! Je vous partage aussi mon expérience avec le remplacement d'une coque de Switch Lite et d'à quoi vous attendre si vous désirez vous lancer dans l'expérience, ainsi que mes impressions du film Sonic the Hedgehog 3, le dernier et plus gros opus cinématographique du hérisson à ce jour! Finalement, dans vos questions, on parle beaucoup encore de nos problèmes de voisinages et de ses effets sur les jeux vidéo, ainsi que du level design des jeux de Sonic, des dirigeants et commentaires des joueurs et bien plus encore! Bonne écoute! Pour aider la famille de Dominic: https://gofund.me/1ad959a1Diffusion originale: le 10 février 2025*Pour nous supporter et accéder à du contenu exclusif: https://ko-fi.com/fredgemus *Vous pouvez aussi nous suivre et laisser une note positive: C'est gratuit et le meilleur encouragement! *Écoutez nous en direct au https://www.twitch.tv/elgemusio *Pour suivre tous mes projets et m'encourager, visitez le https://fredgemus.com/ *Rejoignez notre communauté Le HUB sur Discord: https://discord.gg/qPDEaYqzXt *Musique par Rudy Berhnard. Découvrez le ici: linktr.ee/rudyberhnard*Montage et diffusion en audio: Fanie Grégoire www.fanie.ca
On this whirlwind episode of Talking to My Boy about Videogames, Jonathan and Ryan discuss recent holiday gifts, make resolutions for the new year, and breakdown the concept of videogame logic. They also talk about the Minecraft movie, the Sonic 3 movie, Adventure Time, Super Smash Bros, Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX, and so much more!0:00:00 - BAM! New Year!0:00:58 - Random Cuddling0:01:43 - A Switch Lite for Christmas!0:02:51 - Can You Remember a Time Before Smash Brothers?0:04:21 - Shovel Knight Progress Update0:07:20 - Videogame Logic0:09:56 - Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX0:11:26 - Shovels of Terry0:13:05 - Back to Smash Bros. (Minecraft)0:14:59 - Actor Jack Black, Hashtag NotMySteve0:17:39 - Sonic 3/Godzilla X Kong Movie Reviews0:22:30 - Dogman Movie?0:23:18 - It's Adventure Time!0:26:12 - It's Adventure Mode!0:30:55 - New Year's Resolutions0:31:35 - Teenage Pokemon0:32:59 - Fartcopter0:33:43 - Why Are We Wrapping It Up?0:34:03 - Switch 2 Rumors?0:34:58 - Wrap Up/Plugs/See Ya Next Time! Support the show here! https://www.patreon.com/ttwav
In der Vergangenheit wurden alle wichtigen Handheld-Konsolen gehackt: PSP, PS Vita und auch der (New) Nintendo 3DS (XL). Aber wie sieht es mit der Switch, der Switch Lite und der Switch OLED aus? Wir erklären euch, was ihr über Homebrew-Hacks der drei Nintendo-Konsolen wissen solltet.
Von der Nintendo Switch gibt es mittlerweile 3 Varianten: Die originale Switch, die OLED Switch und die Switch Lite. Aber welche Konsole soll ich denn jetzt kaufen? Ich stelle hier die wichtigsten Unterschiede und Merkmale kurz gegenüber und zeige euch, welche die Richtige für euch ist und warum.
Listen to me talk about my favorite to least favorite Nintendo consoles from the DS Lite to Switch Lite!
We've got a full five stack today as we chat with Bailey about her continued adventures in Fallout, Michael Higham's time with SMT V: Vengeance and Sand Land, Jan finishing Stellar Blade, and Jeff Grubb fixing a Switch Lite. We also recap the news about Garry's Mod takedowns, Microsoft making moves as a publisher, and we answer all of your lovely emails!
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT There is a lot of glass in public and commercial spaces, and the pro AV and digital signage industries have been applying all kinds of technologies to turn things like windows and dividers into part-time or full-time displays. In most cases, those jobs have come with compromises. There are films that might start curling at the corners, or discolouring. Mesh systems that look pretty good from the front, but terrible from the rear. And most recently, super-thin foils that need to be adhered to one side of glass panes. So what if the LED display was actually part of architectural-grade glass? That's the premise of a company called Clear Motion Glass - a Pennsylvania-based technology start-up that comes at the business from the angle of commercial glass. Clear Motion is a spin-out from William Penn Performance Glass, which has for many years been making and supplying laminated and tempered glass for commercial buildings. Unlike other products on the market, Clear Motion's LED displays are sandwiched inside sheets of laminated safety glass - so when a building goes up or is being retrofitted, the glass panels that go in are also active, highly-transparent displays. I had a good chat with Todd Stahl, a glass industry veteran who runs both the established and start-up businesses. Subscribe from wherever you pick up new podcasts. TRANSCRIPT David: Todd, thank you for joining me. Todd Stahl: Hey Dave. Yeah, I appreciate you having us on. It's going to be a pleasure to talk about some LED glass with you. David: Yeah, tell me about the company. I saw you guys at DSE back in December. You were busy almost the whole time. So I didn't really have the time or the chance to have any kind of a detailed LED conversation, but I know that the company has not been around that long, but it's grown out of a pretty well-established “performance glass company.” Todd Stahl: Yeah. A little bit about the history there. So, at Clear Motion Glass, we're making the LEDs inside of the glass. I came across the LED glass around June of 2022, so I've had it for just about two years. The parent company is William Penn Performance Glass, and that's another company I started in 2011. We deal with high-end architectural Glass. So, a cliffnote version: We go to the top architects in the country, and they're like, “Hey, who are you designing for?” And they'll say to us, “Hey, we want some really cool glass to go in the elevators for the Empire State Building.” So we got into the architectural space with glass, and actually, we'll William Penn, who was just voted one of the top 50 glass producers in North of North America. So something that we're definitely pretty proud of around here. Then I came across LED glass around 2022, I thought it was one of the coolest things I've ever seen put inside a glass, and I wanted to be a part of it. David: So when you say you came across it, what do you mean by that? Todd Stahl: So, there's another product in glass, another glass product that's been around, I'm going to say right around since 2000. It's a glass that goes frosted to clear from the turn of a switch, Switchable glass. So there's a company called Smart Film Blinds, and they were an applied film company that would actually take that, what we would call switch glass, but they just took the film and applied it to existing glass, and it was owned by Alan and Tracy Ackerman, and then they had this connection with LED Glass they weren't quite sure what to do with it. They knew it was really cool. And it had a chance to be really something big, but they were more of a film company, and then he and I got introduced, through a need that we had for some smart film, the switchable film, and then eventually we had a partnership for a while. Then we decided basically that I'll stick with the glass part, what I'm best at, and he'll stick with the film part, which was what they were best with. But that's how I got introduced to it, right around two years ago. David: What you're marketing now is Clear Motion Glass. Is that your own product or are you reselling somebody else's manufactured product? Todd Stahl: We have partners overseas, such as a company called Filmbase. That's where we get the actual LED grid or LED mesh. We bring that to my facility in York, Pennsylvania, which is in the south-central Pennsylvania area, we're 20 minutes south of Hershey, close to Harrisburg, and then we actually fabricate everything as a finished panel here. So we'll make the glass, we'll get the interlayer components. We have a laminating machine that actually works by pulling a vacuum and heating it up to certain temperatures. After that, it comes out, and we have a clear LED glass display. David: So laminated glass is something that's been around forever. So this is just basically sandwiching the mesh in between sheets of laminated glass? Todd Stahl: Yeah, absolutely. We're definitely making a sandwich component. We start with a piece of glass, say that's your component number one. Then, we start with the inner layer materials. In a case like this, we use a couple of different techniques, but we use EVA, which is ethyl vinyl acetate. Then we'll actually put the LED mesh grid on top of that, then we put another piece of EVA, then we go with the finished component of the sandwich, another piece of glass, and we stick them in an oven, we run a certain cycle, and about four hours later, we have a laminated piece of glass, exactly how you described. It's a sandwich makeup for sure. David: Was there a lot of R&D work involved in it? Because I would imagine if you're putting an LED mesh inside of an oven, then going to a very high temperature and all that, I'm thinking if I didn't know much about this stuff, I'd be wondering, what's all that heat going to do to this thing? Todd Stahl: Yeah. You know, we have to make sure that it can withstand certain temperatures, obviously, and if you don't heat, and just in general, if you don't get laminated glass hot enough, it doesn't bond, it does not bond correctly. What you have to achieve is cross-linking and cross-linking is basically the interlayer material to the glass itself, and that happens at a temperature of around 110 degrees Celsius, so it's not getting hot enough to cook a Turkey in there, so we're not really dealing with extremes. I think a lot of people might think when you're actually making glass out of what we call a batch, you know that's where the glass is heated up to 2000 degrees and you're really dealing with some extreme temperatures. It's not quite the same extremes at all when you're dealing with laminated glass. David: So tell me what performance glass is, and what high-end performance glass is because I don't know the glass world terribly well. Todd Stahl: Yeah, sure. So, so what William Penn performance glass is the performance name kind of all started because our glass looks great and it, but it's an all safety rated glass. So that's kind of the performance part of the glass. So, if you're looking at our glass, say that's used for glass handrails, that's a very specific glass that's chosen to withstand the certain load requirements of a structural application, and typically most of our handrails are tempered, and laminated glass. So there are two ways on this planet to make a piece of glass safety-rated. You either temper it or you laminate it. We happen to do both of those things in a lot of our projects, and it's kind of funny like obviously safety-rated glass is strong, but the only thing that's really taken into consideration when you're referring to safety glass are you automatically assume it's going to break and what happens when it breaks, right? So with tempered glass, you put a lot of stress on the glass itself through a heating and cooling process, and whenever that glass breaks, it breaks into small panels that would not be able to potentially cause a life-threatening wound, and then you have the exact opposite with laminated where if a rock hits your car, if that's ever happened to you the rock doesn't come through and the pieces of the glass, the shards don't come through, they stay together. So you got those two things to the requirements when you're thinking about what is safety rated glass. David: With the Clear Motion product, is it an indoor product only, an outdoor facing product, or what are the use cases? Todd Stahl: So what's really cool about our LED glass is that almost wherever you're using architectural glass right now, you can now use our LED displays. So it can be used in exterior applications, a building facade, glass canopies, and railings that may be exterior. All of the components are kind of encapsulated inside that glass, and that glass is making a nice, really safe, cozy home for the LED display inside of it. David: And it's bright enough that it can be on a glass curtain wall like an auto dealer? Todd Stahl: Oh, yeah, absolutely. I think that's one of the really cool applications for it. In fact, you had mentioned at the trade show and boy, were we busy? I think I was just talking about this yesterday. We scanned around 450 people in that short show. Our voices were a little strained by the end of the evening. So, the brightness of our display at the show, Dave, was only running around 4%, and I thought that was one of the more amazing things about the product because it was still kind of bright at 4%. Later we started bringing that up because a few potential clients wanted to see it at 50-60% brightness. So yeah, you can totally use this as an exterior sign and get whatever brightness you need. I think some of the products are well over 10,000 nits depending on the needs, and I think one actually lasted up to 15,000 nits, so plenty bright for the outside. David: Yeah, once you get to 3,500, you're good. Todd Stahl: Yeah, exactly. David: On transparency. I see on your website that it says there is up to 90 percent transparency. Todd Stahl: Yeah, so when you get to some of the pixel pitches that are viewed from say, a distance of around a hundred feet, I think the pixel pitch at a 20, I believe that one may allow up to 90 percent of light to come through. It's really cool. I mean, you have this really great display, and then you're just getting all this, and you're not cutting off any spaces so if you have a traditional LED display, you can only view that from one side and I think that's kind of what's really amazing about this product and a lot of times when you're looking at the product, you don't even realize that it's transparent until the image would say it's rotating from one image to the next. And you're like, Oh, wow, that's clear, there are people behind there. So I think, yeah, it's really cool in that application. David: From what I saw, because it's this mesh material, with super thin wiring in between each of the LED lights. The challenge I've had with a lot of trans or “transparent products” is that they look good from the front side, particularly at a distance, but when you look at the back end of the things, there's a mesh, like a metallic mesh or something like that, a grid system that kind of makes it look like crap. Todd Stahl: Yeah. With a lot of the applied films that have been out there before, and there's not a whole lot of them, but there are a few, certainly from that backside, it doesn't look at all like the front, and the same thing, with the LED actual metal meshes, again, they look phenomenal from the front, and you get behind, and you're like, man, what am I looking at here? So with our product, what's really cool about that is you get a little bit of the halo effect, from the image that's playing on it, that you can see from, say, the view side of the glass, and then you get a slight reflection off of that front piece of glass that kind of bounces back through. So you see a little bit of a glow or a halo in the background, but it is not an eyesore, and it looks pretty good. You can see out, and you have a very clear picture of the people that you're looking through or whatever object you would be doing from the back of the product. It looks really good. It's a good look from the backside. David: Yeah, there are numerous products out there that now do this kind of foil mesh effect, and you have to adhere it to the inside of a sheet of glass, which is all fine and everything else, but it doesn't look that good from the inside, does it? Todd Stahl: No, it really doesn't. The concept here, we touched on hockey a little bit, earlier, but you know, we have, you have all these hockey nets in the arena to protect the fans that a puck doesn't hit them, and most of those meshes are black. It's harder for our eyes to kind of pick up the black mesh than it is for white. There are some that have whites, but not many, and the black is blended in a lot easier. I'm a big hockey fan, so I've been to a few arenas, and the white ones are a little harder to, I think it takes away from the image more, and that's why we're using a black LED mesh. When we first started, it was white, and it just didn't have as good of a; again, I thought it took away from the product from the backside. David: So presumably there are limits in terms of the size of a glass panel that you can do because you've got a laminate in an oven of some kind and that they're only so big. So if you have, to use the example I mentioned earlier of, an auto dealer's glass curtain wall where the sheet of glass might be pretty darn big. How do you put multiple units together? And what does that look like in terms of cabling and everything? Todd Stahl: Yeah. So we're always kind of limited in size by a couple of different things. Sometimes it might be the actual raw product glass that we're using. Some sheets are available to us, bigger and smaller, the width of the laminating materials, and then our oven as well. So basically, in our oven here in Pennsylvania, we can laminate an LED panel roughly about 6x10 feet. You know, that's a pretty sizable piece of glass, and then what we can do, if you're doing a glass facade it kind of gets into a little bit more of how the glass is installed, but you're basically stacking the panels. there's a control unit. That attaches to each panel of glass, and then those control units are all tied together and then that gives you one cohesive image plane from one panel to the next. David: Do you have much of a seam in between them? Todd Stahl: So, if you remember, at the trade show, I think we had two panels out there and we had a seam in the middle. So I'll see the seam, you'll see the seam, but when the image is playing, you really don't even notice it's there. A lot of times, depending on the application, a glass facade is a little different, because you're going to have all most likely all four edges of the glass covered, but, we have a lot of applications where the panels are being butt jointed together and it's a nice polished edge there. So, yeah, with the image running and stuff, you really don't even see it unless you get within a couple of feet of it. David: So we're talking millimeters, not inches, in terms of a gap. Todd Stahl: Yeah, absolutely. You know, a gap's going to be somewhere in the neighborhood of three, three-sixteenths of an inch, plus or minus. David: So not much at all. Todd Stahl: Yeah, not much at all. Like I said, it's pretty cool. When that image is going, you're like, it just looks like one big piece of glass. David: And there are technical limits, like if, let's say, an airport curtain wall that might be like 80 feet high for the side of a terminal or something like that. Can you do that? Todd Stahl: Absolutely. That can all be tied in. You'd have several zones there, and depending on how you're handling the programming from a laptop, and something like that, you just say zone one's the entire thing, and then you might break it down into individual zones if you want different things playing at different times, but yeah, we this is definitely designed to do entire glass facades or, curtain walls. David: All those little lights generate some heat. How does the heat get out? Todd Stahl: Yeah, so we've been working with these products for about two years now, and I always expect when I put my hand on the glass to touch it, that it's going to be nice and warm, but it really isn't. The heat definitely dissipates quickly. There is some energy consumption, and we have charts for that. So once we get into a building design, we can get in there and say, “Hey, this is what you're going to need for your power requirements.” But it has very similar power requirements to current LED displays that have been around for a while. But yeah, it doesn't really create much heat. You would think it creates more, and I'm telling you, whenever anybody sees it, one of the first things that they almost always do is, “Oh, I expected that to be warm” and they touch it, and it really isn't. David: Well, one of the criticisms or let's say what a naysayer might say about this, is, “All right, if I buy this, glass panel with the LED mesh embedded inside of it, what happens if there's a dead pixel? I'm stuck with that forever. It can't be repaired because it's sandwiched in between two sheets of glass.” Todd Stahl: You know, it was my biggest concern. We spent a good bit of time. I think the lifespan of the LED bulbs we're using is right under 11 years. So we found the biggest problem that we've encountered, and this took us a while before we were going to bring it to market because that's by far the biggest concern; anyone looks at that and goes, it's not the first time I've ever seen a bulb, you know? So there's a couple of things. There's been a lot of research and development to make sure when it comes out of lamination that we've already caused any bulbs to fail before those processes, and we actually have a little bit of a protocol we've developed. So, one of the biggest reasons a light bulb is going to fail is the heat and pressure in that vacuum. It's not so much the heat, but the pressure because there's a little bit of movement in there. So if all those connection points aren't just right, you're going to get a bulb that may come out after you've done all of the work, and then you fire it up, and you know, there's a lot of bulbs, and a diode and only one is bad, it's not good. So we actually have a pre-laminating process we run to actually replicate what is going to go through the stressors of the lamination process. And if we find a bulb or a diode that might not be working, we can replace it after that pre-cycle of lamination. Now, on the flip side, let's say it's out there, it's in the field. If we use annealed glass on the front surface, so, annealed is not tempered, but the backlight would be tempered, so you're still dealing with a, fully safety rated tempered and laminated makeup. We actually have a drilling process where we can drill a core out of the glass, and we can actually replace that LED diode. What our experience is that once they come through lamination so far, with all the panels we've been working on we have not had one go out and we've put them in some areas of our glass production facility near our tempering oven, which is a really cool piece of equipment. It has a 600 horsepower blower that when the tempered glass comes through, it cools it to dissipate the heat, but it draws some dust, there's some heat back there. We've had a panel running there for two years in that condition without any issues. But yes, you can actually replace the bulbs if you need to, if one goes out. David: So I'm curious when an architect and a general contractor puts a building up, they're thinking in terms of being there for decades, with maybe the exception of football stadiums, which seem to need to be replaced every five years or so. Is 11 years an acceptable operating lifespan for a sheet of glass for a builder or for a building owner? Todd Stahl: Yeah. I mean, our interlayers, they last 20-30 years. The interlayers and the glass products, yeah, they're going to last a very long time. When we've been bringing this product to market I think, the event back to the switch light is one of the first times you're us glass guys are introducing electricity into the mix. And at first that back in 2000, I mean, it was really cool. It had the wow factor, but it didn't quite last as long for me. I didn't really get into the product until recently. But you know, that product will last around 10 years as well, and we don't get a whole lot of callbacks very often with any of our glass products. But it seems like most clients are happy with a 10-year usage. That's been pretty good for the Switch Lite product. We talk about a decade out there to the architects and designers now that, that's a number that they all seem to be very happy David: Let's say a car dealer goes in, they're fine, they're thinking in terms of the glass that they put in is there for 10 years, and they may switch it out anyways? Todd Stahl: Yeah, I think you know that everybody wants to be fresh and new. So we found a lot of these high-end retail stores that we've designed with, for instance, a high-end jewelry line, and let's say they have started in California with a new design. They take that design and they move it east to New York City. By the time they get to New York City, whether that's been five to eight years, and they redesign the whole thing over again. So there's a cycle and I think, especially with retail, and a lot of these buildings, they always want to have a new, fresh look, and I think a lot of times they're redesigning in under ten years for a lot of applications. David: I'm guessing I could be wrong here, but I'm guessing that there's hyper-competition from China for, what I would say is conventional LED displays and so on; you're probably going to have less competition for what you're doing because of the sheer weight of, even if they can make glass cheaper over in China, shipping glass panels over here would be just ghastly expensive, right? Todd Stahl: Yeah, definitely. It's pretty heavy to air freight glass, so it's always nice that there's this thing called the ocean between us and China, especially us being we've been a manufacturer forever, and thankfully, it is a little expensive to ship a finished product like that and take some time. So, yeah, and you know, right now, we're kind of pretty far ahead of the curve in how to actually laminate this properly. Our feeling was when we got involved with this, all right, we got the LED technology. Now we'll just throw it in some glass, and we got a home run and it wasn't quite as easy to just throw it in glass and end up with a finished product, you know? There are still some areas. We are not the only ones in the world laminating this product, but there are, from what I know, under five; we're the only ones who can do it with thin and large panels. We're the only ones that I know of that are actually doing some of the very specific things to make sure it's going to perform properly in these laminated glass applications. In our process, we are patent protected in our process where I think we're just like in the first phase, I don't know all the legal terminology, but we're going through the patent process for the way we laminate it. David: Which will help you over here, won't help you with Chinese products, but again, there's that ocean thing in between. Todd Stahl: Yeah, absolutely. We have a few intellectual properties here and I'm not one to get into too many legal battles, but we would have some type of recourse if someone does come and is trying to laminate in a similar technique the way we do it. David: I suspect you're kind of looking around the corner as to where this is going and the types of technologies that are emerging. Do you kind of see this as, what you have right now is Gen 1, and over time the light emitters will get smaller, the wiring will be even thinner and so on? Todd Stahl: Yeah, absolutely. I think that's exactly the way I see it going. I mentioned earlier: I really am a glass guy, and this is a glass company by people who absolutely love glass. Now, that's a Will Penn. Clear Motion, we have that same feeling as well, but this is more of a technology company. And what we're talking about today, like you said, generation one. We're going to revisit this in under five years, and it's going to look, I think, a whole lot different. David: Who's buying it right now? And are you in the field with this? Todd Stahl: So we're working on probably over 50 to 60 current projects right now in the design phase. Almost everyone we're working with has signed NDAs. So we can't necessarily say the clients that we're designing with right now. But one's a high-end fast food restaurant. They want one of these in each restaurant and that's actually for an exterior application. David: Are these proposals or purchase orders? Todd Stahl: They are proposals right now, so a lot of verbal commitments. We have a project we're working on in the Middle East in the design phase right now, that's 18 months out, the funding has been approved. They're designing it in the UK and then we're working with the audio visual company, I think in Texas. So this is really brand new. David: You're in startup mode! Todd Stahl: We really are, and this is the third company I've started literally from scratch, and I think it'll be the last one because boy, it is challenging. It takes a lot of energy. There's this great energy when you're starting it, and this is a little extra challenging because this is brand new. No one has ever seen clear LED glass displays like they just did not exist four years ago. People might've thought they saw something similar. Like you said, it was a film or a grid that was put behind the glass. But when people are seeing this now, we're creating a new market, we're educating people to that market, and we're educating ourselves. David: I'm guessing when people come to a stand at a trade show, you're at, the architects and the people who design physical spaces are the ones who are going, this is more like it. They haven't really liked the idea of films or foils and all that because of how they look at the back end or they're worried about a film sort of, particularly if it's exposed to UV light and all that, it's going to yellow and on and on… Todd Stahl: So what the feedback from the A&D community has been? We did an AIA show in San Francisco last June, and we had one or two clients, say, “Hey Todd, we have the budget for this. We have clients who want this product, and we've been looking for it for years.” Then we start designing the project with them, and that's the thing: once I shake hands with an architect, we might not actually have that project begin production for 24 months to a year. So, depending if the building's coming out of the ground or if it's just a remodel of an existing one, it's a very long cycle until we actually get orders placed, and you know, something I've been dealing with for 30 years. It's kind of the way the industry is. David: Infrastructure projects are never quick, are they? Todd Stahl: No, they really aren't, but the A&D world is kind of our background. It's where we've been for a very long time in that space, and we've definitely noticed that companies, individuals in the audio-visual world respond to this entirely differently. This doesn't have as many questions in their minds. They're more educated because we've been used to dealing with LEDs for a very long period of time. So it's kind of interesting how the two markets work together, like the DSE show where we introduced the product, I would say more to the audio-visual world if I'm using the right terminology there, it was received just as with that much energy, a lot of more understanding right away, not as many technical questions. David: It's a variation on stuff they've been seen before, but maybe a better variation. Todd Stahl: Yeah, absolutely, and the architects, like you were saying, and even in general, I think even though LG makes an applied film. The North American President of, I forgot the gentleman's name, he was in my shop a little over a year ago, and we were working with his film, and then we showed him our LED glass, and he was blown away by it. David: “There goes my business” Todd Stahl: Well, I think he was like, I'm going to make that too. I don't think he was worried about his business, but that applied film that they had been using, again, from a very long viewing distance, the product looks great. It's not yet ready to be viewed in shorter viewing distances, but the fact that it's applied, I do think that there is something like when you're buying a high-end product, you don't want people to be able to come up and pick it off, and I mean that definitely happens with every piece of film, I think I've ever worked with in my life. The first thing people do is take their fingernails, and they try to scrape the edge of it. It's just something that is instinctual about humans. But I think if you take that film now, I always say, if you put a piece of film on glass, it's just film. Once you laminate that film inside of the glass, you now have a glass product that protects it. It does what you were saying. It prevents it from being yellowed over time because the inner layer blocks out almost 100 percent of the UV rays. So I think it's a great home for the LED mesh. David: So does William Penn and Clear Motion Glass, do they operate separately, or are you kind of in the same office, the same building, and everything else, it's just different business cards? Todd Stahl: No, actually, we are in the same overall building complex, but we're not connected physically. So Clear Motion, basically has the equivalent of its own social security number, which down here in the business and for business, the IRS wants us to have EIN numbers for our businesses. So Clear Motion has an EIN number. Will Penn has an EIN number, obviously, but they definitely operate as two companies but obviously very close connections. David: And you are running both? Todd Stahl: I am running both right now, and spoiler alert: two's a lot harder to run than one. David: Yes, I bet. If people want to find you online, they just go to ClearMotionGlass.com? Todd Stahl: Yeah, that's it. They can find us there. There are some emails there. They can shoot an email to us and we'd love to talk to anybody if this product's right for them we're really excited about it and definitely creating a lot of energy with it. David: Are you at a trade show anytime soon? Todd Stahl: Yeah, so we're doing Infocomm, I believe. It's the middle of June out in Vegas. Are you going to be there? David: Yes. Todd Stahl: Awesome, man. We get to meet in person, then. We'll carve out some time for that, Dave. David: Absolutely, yeah, and that's a good show for you. There are tons of pro-AV people there. Todd Stahl: Yeah, I love that. That's a new space for us. So we're a little extra excited cause that's definitely not like a glass trade show is. David: All right. Todd, thank you so much for your time. Todd Stahl: All right. Yeah. I appreciate it, Dave. It was a pleasure.
Bryan makes his triumphant return to the podcast to talk about the new Switch Lite he bought to play Super Mario Bros. Wonder while Alex has finished up Spider-Man and has moved onto Alan Wake II and Super Mario RPG! This week's segments are as follows: What We've Been Playin' (0:02:33) Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5) (0:04:37) Super Mario RPG …
With Gareth Myles and Ted Salmon Join us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox | PodHubUK Feedback, Fallout and Contributions Super Mario Bros. Wonder The (re)learning curve has been executed brilliantly well to get back up to scratch with functions. It's very pretty but very childish. The enforced 5 minutes at the start is annoying having to wait and read and watch all the clap-trap before you get to actually play at all. The constant text pop-ups are annoying too. Hopefully they go away in time and as you get further in. The gameplay though is super. I got through the first castle now. The controller is a bit annoying using the Switch Lite as the right raised joystick thingie is in the way of my thumb hitting multiple buttons on A, B, X, Y like I used to on the SNES controller. Overall though it's fabulous, fun and 2D nostalgic. A masterstroke by Nintendo. I think this will sell huge for xmas, especially for Japanese kids. Jeremy Harpham on Google Chromebook Update Extension This was mentioned on a recent Tech Addicts podcast, that Google was extending support of various Chromebooks with up to 10 years of Chrome OS updates. I've now seen this appear on my Chromebooks under SETTINGS > About Chrome OS > Update Schedule. My Lenovo Duet is now June 2030 and Lenovo Duet 5, the same. My Duet 3 is also showing June 2030 Final VR2000 in da house! Crash Live 2023 50 or so tickets left - you can only have a chance to win this white Next if you are at the event and buy some raffle tickets!! Buy your event ticket now: https://buytickets.at/fusionretrobooks/1001509 News and Views(?) - I thought that a lot of what goes into HOTH isn't often about hardware? US looking to impose new round of sanctions on chip exports to China How Europe's disused coal mines are successfully being used to heat Gateshead homes Brave browser installs a VPN service on Windows without users' consent NBTV, with Naomi Brockwell EE UK Details 139 Mobile 4G Mast Site Upgrades for Northern Ireland Hardline on the hardware This vintage digital camera doesn't even have a screen and it's exactly what you need Solar-powered off-road car finishes 620-mile test drive across north Africa Microsoft's Project Silica that uses glass as storage is now promoted as a cloud storage solution The Elgato Prompter Is Here To Change The Streaming And Content Creation Game AYANEO FLIP: New clamshell gaming handheld launching by December with revised design Soundcore's new Bluetooth speaker promises portable and affordable spatial audio Qualcomm's new audio chip uses Wi-Fi to massively extend headphone range Phone Zone Apple's new method for updating iPhones sounds decidedly Apple-like Realme GT5 Pro specs revealed – 6.78” AMOLED, SD 8 Gen 3 and up to 1TB storage Xiaomi 14 and 14 Pro are here with HyperOS and revamped Leica cameras Flap your trap about an App Adult film star Riley Reid launches Clona.AI, a sexting chatbot platform Elgato launches Marketplace, its new paid app store for the Stream Deck YouTube working on an AI music tool that'll let you use the voices of famous musicians Amazon's new AI tool conjures fake backgrounds for real products Microsoft now thirstily injects a poll when you download Google Chrome Google Gallows & Chrome Coroner Gmail on the web adds icons to make navigating menus easier Google's new image verification tool combs metadata to find context and sniff out AI fakes This new Chrome feature may protect your privacy in a big way Your Pixel phone can now screen calls to ask if they're urgent Google Keep rolls out text formatting on Android - for new notes Hark Back (Ideas down below if needed/wanted) This retro-tastic Bluetooth cassette player is a modern twist on a 1979 Sony Walkman Bargain Basement: Best UK deals and tech on sale we have spotted Smart Radiator Thermostat - £49.00 Was: £74.99 - Wifi Add-On Smart Radiator Valve For Digital Multi-Room Control, Easy Installation, Save Heating Costs - Works With Alexa, Siri, And Google Assistant Anker Prime Powerbank - 20,000mAh, 200W output £89.99 from £139 - this is the new one, cheapest price yet I think (outside of Prime Day) Ockered Power Bank - £10.04 Was: £14.99 - Portable Charger 10000mAh, High Capacity Power Banks with 2 Input and 2 Output Ports External Battery, With 4 LED Lights Chris Clayton spots another Nintendo deal at Curry's… Buy Nintendo Switch Super Mario RPG Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard - 31% off, £65 from £94 Samsung Galaxy M53 5G - £260.00 Was: £439 - SIM Free Android Smartphone 8GB RAM 128GB Storage Dark Blue [Amazon Exclusive] Samsung Galaxy Buds Live £59 from £139 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | Mastodon | garethmyles.com | Gareth's Ko-Fi Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Mastodon | Ted's Amazon YouTube: Tech Addicts
On episode 276 of the NintendoFuse Podcast, we share the games we've been playing and discuss some of the recent Nintendo news, like: - Nintendo replacing Charles Martinet as the voice of Mario - Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct (Aug. 31, 2023) - EastAsiaSoft Fall Showcase (Aug. 31, 2023) - New Switch 2 and Nintendo Direct rumors - New Nintendo Switch Online games - Premium Edition Netstember + Direct tease - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom DLC - Mario Kart Tour ending new content - Switch and Switch Lite bundles on October 6, 2023 - Nintendo Live 2023 (Seattle) Recap We also interact with you all in the live chatroom throughout the show! Subscribe to the NintendoFuse Podcast on your favorite podcast app or service! Video version of this podcast available at https://youtube.com/nintendofuse Buy NintendoFuse merchandise at the following link: https://nintendofuse.creator-spring.com Get some awesome RIPT Apparel (and help NintendoFuse) by clicking the link below: https://bit.ly/ript-nintendofuse Join our Discord and follow us on social media to join the conversation before and after the podcast! http://discord.gg/HQt4ZMR http://twitter.com/nintendofuse http://facebook.com/nintendofuse http://instagram.com/nintendofuse --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nintendofuse/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nintendofuse/support
Shownotes - Episode 213Announced and Upcoming Games* Freedom Games announces "One Lonely Outpost," self-published for the Nintendo Switch. A space farming sim. No date yet.* YUKE'S loosely announces "Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2," published by D3PUBLISHER for the Nintendo Switch. Set in a parallel world where Earth is made up of "digital blocks," the enemy threat "Gaiark" emerges from inside the planet. No date yet.* Ratata Arts announces "Ratatan" for the Nintendo Switch on Kickstarter. The rhythm game has raised £602,346 of a £110,674 goal, with 26 days left. The Kickstarter has a delivery date of April 2025.* PIRANHA BYTES announces "Gothic Classic" for the Nintendo Switch, published by THQ Nordic. A fantasy ARPG with over 50 hours of gameplay. Coming out on the 28th of September 2023.* Retroware announces "Prison City," self-published for the Nintendo Switch. A 2D platformer. Coming out in 2023.* Arc System Works announces "Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r]," published by PQube. A 2D anime fighting game. Coming out in 2024.General News* After the developer of Metroid Dread, MercurySteam, caught flak for poor working conditions in 2021, MercurySteam co-founder Enric Álvarez has now come out to discuss the development: "I don't think the development was chaotic. A chaotic development does not end with one of the best games in the franchise. It doesn't end with a game that has sold more than three million copies. It doesn't end with a game that has won TGA awards. That's all I have to say about it."* The "Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope" DLC 3, titled "Rayman in the Phantom Show," gets a reveal trailer and a release date of the 30th of August 2023.Nintendo Financial results Q1 FY24* The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has sold 18.51 million units, making it the 9th best-selling Switch game and bumping Ring Fit Adventure off the list.* The Nintendo Switch has sold 129.53 million units.* In the last quarter, Nintendo sold 0.64 million standard Switch consoles, 2.83 million Switch OLED consoles, and 0.43 million Switch Lite consoles.Turbo Mode* Front Mission 2: Remake receives a new gameplay trailer.* Gori: Cuddly Carnage gets a new gameplay trailer.* Bomb Rush Cyberfunk receives a new "special trailer" and a release date of August 18, 2023.* EA Sports FC 24 gets a new trailer showcasing the player career mode and manager career mode.* Quantum: Recharged gets a release date of August 17, 2023, and a price of £8.09.* The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC is coming to Minecraft.* Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves gets new trailers.* The newest season of Disney SpeedStorm is called Ohana, and it is based around Lilo & Stitch. It adds 5 Lilo & Stitch-inspired racers, a new island environment, and racers Minnie Mouse & Daisy Duck will join the game mid-season.* Mortal Kombat Chief Creative Officer Ed Boon has shared that the campaign of Mortal Kombat 1 will be a similar length as Mortal Kombat X and Mortal Kombat 11.* The Last of Us clone The Last Hope - Dead Zone Survival gets taken down from the eShop after the game's trailer received a copyright strike from Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC.* Pokémon is advertising Pokémon Scarlet & Violet: The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero Part 2 on the social media site X, despite us not even having a date for part 1.* Pokémon announces Pokémon Presents August 2023, a 35-minute presentation featuring 35 minutes of news on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, at 2 pm BST.Rumours* According to VGC, the next generation Nintendo hardware is now in development with "key partner studios." Sources claim that the new console will feature an LCD screen, physical software, and backwards compatibility. Industry consultant Dr. Serkan Toto told VGC, "I would generallSupport the show
Are you on social media? Of course you are. So follow us! Twitter: @MemberTheGame Instagram: @MemberTheGame Twitch.tv/MemberTheGame Youtube.com/RememberTheGame And if you want access to over 250 bonus podcasts, along with multiple new shows EVERY WEEK, consider showing us some love over at Patreon. Subscriptions start at just $2/month, and 5% of our patreon income every month will be donated to our 24 hour Extra-Life charity stream at the end of the year! Patreon.com/RememberTheGame AND you can find our resident artist, the talented Joe Gillespie, on Twitter & Instagram at: @Gillespiedraws Every time are talk about the GameCube on this show, I end up bringing up the four horsemen of Mario sports games. I think Mario sports, and frankly, couch multiplayer, peaked on the Nintendo GameCube. So any chance I have to blow smoke up one of those game's asses, I'm gonna start blowing. And what better way to praise a game, than to dedicate an entire episode of a crappy podcast to it?? We're talking the phenomenal Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour this week. The gameplay can be as deep, or as simple, as you want it to be. And the graphics, courses, modes, and gameplay still hold up twenty years later. RTG's resident artist, Joe Gillespie, makes his podcast debut this week, and we talked about how awesome Toadstool Tour is, despite having some bullshit holes (looking at YOU, King Bobomb). If you never played this one, you missed out. Don't let Mario Golf: Super Rush fool you, Mario Golf used to be the shit. And before we talk birdies and pipes, I slap together another edition of the 'Remember The Game? Infamous Intro'! This week, we get into the Nintendo Switch's quest to dethrone the PlayStation 2 as the best-selling console ever, and whether or not Switch and Switch Lite sales should be combined. Where should someone that's new to the GameCube start? And y'all know I love The Simpsons, but what are my top 3 animated series of all-time? Plus we play another round of 'Play One, Remake One, Erase One', too! This one features the remaining 3 GameCube Mario sports heavyweights: Mario Superstar Baseball, Super Mario Strikers, and Mario Power Tennis.
EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal -> https://nordvpn.com/rtg Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! One of the coolest things about hosting this podcast over the past 200+ episodes is discovering "new" retro games that I missed out on back in the day. And Alundra is a prime example of that. It's an action RPG from the original PlayStation (incredibly influenced by The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past) and after spending about 40 hours of my life with it, I can safely say this was a diamond in the rough that I skipped over. If you've never played it before, you play as, well, Alundra. You're on a ship that crashes on a beach and you tackle dungeons to track down 7 crests to save the world with your sword and magical items and...look, I know it sounds a lot like Zelda, and it is. But give it a chance. There's a focus on puzzles, a better story than just about anything Link has ever done, it looks gorgeous, and you can freaking JUMP! Long-time hot dog and Alundra fan Timmy The Exuberant Turtle sponsored this episode, and he swung by to tell me why he likes this game so much (along with sharing the phenomenal origin of his online handle), and then I hogged the mic for a while and explained what I liked, loved, and hated about the superb PSOne classic, Alundra. And before we invade some dreams, I slap together another edition of the 'Remember The Game? Infamous Intro'! This week, we get into dealing with that problem every gamer has where you're excited to play games, but can't decide what to play! Someone asks for my opinion on the Switch vs the Switch Lite (and I stumble through it), and what game(s) do I turn to when I'm feeling blue? Plus we play another round of 'Play One, Remake One, Erase One', too! This one features 3 "lesser known" PlayStation RPGs: Dragon Valor, Star Ocean, and Brave Fencer Musashi. Are you on social media? Of course you are. So follow us! Twitter: @MemberTheGame Instagram: @MemberTheGame Twitch.tv/MemberTheGame Youtube.com/RememberTheGame And if you want access to over 250 bonus podcasts, along with multiple new shows EVERY WEEK, consider showing us some love over at Patreon. Subscriptions start at just $2/month, and 5% of our patreon income every month will be donated to our 24 hour Extra-Life charity stream at the end of the year! Patreon.com/RememberTheGame And check out Timmy The Exuberant Turtle on YouTube at: youtube.com/@selbrooks7
NEWS - ...THE RINGS OF POWER trailer - Captain America 4 lands director Julius Onah - San Diego Comic Con next week OGTW - Becker: FOR ALL MANKIND s02 - Diaz: THE GLASS HOUSE, KAIJU No. 8 v 2-3, IMMORTAL: FENIX RISING on Switch Lite, Amazon Prime Day MAIN: Welcome to the Kybercast's 150th episode! What better way to celebrate than for the team to take on Taika Waititi's latest, THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER? Surprise, surprise, the team has different takes on this MCU blockbuster, but what did you think? Leave a comment below! Staying within the MCU, the team then assesses MS. MARVEL, the latest in a slew of MCU/D+ shows. Where does it lie in the pantheon of MCU streaming options? Did you like it? Welcome to the Kybercast! Here's to 150 more!
Victor Lucas breaks down what moves he'd like Nintendo to make with the successor to the Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite. Also a dissection of what has worked and hasn't worked with portable and hybrid gaming. Watch EPN: YouTube.com/EPNtv EPN Live: Twitch.tv/EPN Merch: EPN.tv/Merch Thanks for Listening, Sharing and Reviewing Vic's Basement!
Newstalk Technology Correspondent joined Pat this morning on the show with a review of the Nintendo Switch Lite. Review Notes: The Switch Lite is rated for 3 to 7 hours of battery life The Switch Lite is only designed to play Switch games that support handheld mode A compact 8.2 x 3.6-inch design that feels more travel-friendly than the standard 9.4 x 4-inch Switch.
On this week's Thumb Cramps we're joined by Adam Carnevale to talk the Switch Lite for the real life, Pokemon Arceus for the Nintendo Switch and Super Mario Galaxy 2 for the Wii U.LONDON BUY TICKETS TO PLUMBING THE DEATH STAR LIVE SHOWS HERE Email us at ThumbCrampsPod@gmail.com Find us on Twitter; Jackson | Duscher | Thumb Cramps | Adam Watch us on Twitch; Jackson | Duscher | Sanspants Radio | Adam You can now physically send us stuff to PO BOX 7127, Reservoir East, Victoria, 3073. Want to help support the show? Sanspants+ | Shop | Tees Want to get in contact with Sanspants Radio? Twitter | Website | Facebook | Reddit Sign up to our newsletter here. Join our facebook group here or join our Discord here. Theme music by the wonderfully talented Benny Davis! You can find all his stuff at his website or check out his YouTube channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Stubbs (joined by Thor, Axryn and even a guest appearance by Choosh, and Russ from Retro Game Corps!) unboxes and sets up an AYN Odin Pro for over 4 hours! They try out the launcher, setup a frontend, and dive into game testing for PS2, GC, 3DS, DC, PSP (10X Resolution!), N64, Android apps, GamePass, Stadia. They also go over the feel of the device, and compare the screen and feel to the RG552, RP2+, Switch Lite, and others. Odin deep dive review on the way, stay tuned!Note: Spotify version of this episode is not working.Watch this bonus episode on YouTube!Find more at https://Retro-Handhelds.comChat with us at https://discord.gg/RetroHandheldsThanks to our Patrons! Join at https://patreon.com/RetroHandhelds and check the $5 tier to get a free copy of RESET Collection Frontend.Scott's Odin Compatibility Sheet: http://tinyurl.com/Odin-845a BRB Theme song by Choosh, RH intro song by Peter Arvidson Music, Animation and thumbnail by Kei, Editing by Stubbs
In the worst part of the pandemic, people loved Japanese video game maker Nintendo Co. They turned to its products for entertainment when they were stuck at home. But now countries are beginning to control the coronavirus, and Nintendo's profit dropped 19% in the first half of its fiscal year from the previous year. The Kyoto-based company on Nov. 4 reported a ¥171.8 billion profit for the April-September period, down from ¥213 billion for the same period the previous year. Nintendo is behind the Super Mario and Pokemon games. It was among the global companies that received a boost from the pandemic by providing at-home entertainment. The year-end holidays are critical for Nintendo's sales. So far, Nintendo has sold nearly 93 million Switch machines worldwide, including the Switch Lite version. (AP) This article was provided by The Japan Times Alpha.
With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox | PodHubUK Feedback and Contributions: Chris Clayton on GTA Trilogy “Pricing already confirmed at $60. So maybe £50? I'll easily get 50 hours out of these three games so I'm ok with that. PS5 and Xbox are 4k60fps. No word on switch yet. I hope they can hit 1080 60fps. If it's capped at 30 I may have to rethink” --------------------- Someone's Got an Evercade VS and Reviewed it! You don't know the right people! Interesting that the carts save progress on the VS so you can switch to handheld on-the-fly. The Nintendo stuff looks interesting for me - Bitmap Brothers and Codemasters. Did you know about Amazon Trade-and-Save? £52 for a Switch Lite, £80 for a Samsung Galaxy S9+, £142 for Pixel 5 - you can do better elsewhere, but didn't know they did this. Hardline on the hardware: Facebook could no longer be called Facebook as of next week Apple announces 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro: new design, display notch, 120Hz, M1 Pro chip, HDMI, MagSafe, more Raspberry Pi CM4 Retropie console project Analogue OS revealed, offers save states and other features for the Analogue Pocket Juno Linux laptop range with AMD and Intel options launches from $1,150 Ted's Nokia XR20 Review Lenovo TAB6 5G Tablet Unveiled ZTE ZPad 10-Inch Tablet Traffic Lights in the Pavement in South Korea HDMI: A standard with a lot of untapped potential Canon shows first footage from its unusual RF 5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye lens First Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 renders leak Neighbour wins privacy row over smart doorbell and cameras Flap your trap about an App: Android apps are now available on Windows 11 in the Beta channel How to Run Windows 11 on a USB Drive (and Take it With You) Sysinternals Nerdy Geek Tool for Windows Nvidia will rent you a RTX 3080 in the cloud for GeForce Now Pixel 6 series only getting three major Android updates up to 2024 Google Docs gets @ menu where you can insert formatting, pictures... almost anything Hark Back: Shareware, Adware, Crippleware, Trialware, Donationware, Nagware, Freemium, Freeware, Postcardware, Beerware Bargain Basement: Best UK deals and tech on sale we have spotted Sades Spirits are £17 (down from £30) OPPO Find X2 Pro 5G £799 - £200 off and £66/month/12 Oppo Find X3 Pro £91/month/12 too) Panasonic 2021 58 inch JX850BZ 4K LED HDR Smart TV - Was: £899.99 Now: £589.00 SanDisk Ultra 1 TB microSDXC Memory Card (U1) £159 or £32/month/5 SanDisk Extreme Pro 1 TB microSDXC Memory Card (U3) £230 or £46/month/5 Kingston A400 SSD Internal Solid State Drive - Was: £78.99 Now: £69.98 Soundcore 3 by Anker Soundcore £55 - 24% = £41 Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro True Wireless Earbuds - Was £109.00 Now: £49.99 Microsoft Surface Duo 128GB £583 Logitech MX Keys £85 from £99 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - AAM - AAWP - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - Coffee Time - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee
Watch this episode on YouTube: http://YouTube.com/YouMeCapri Support the show on Patreon: http://pateron.com/YouMeCapriJoin the Free Discord: https://discord.gg/zN4cZbAFollow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/youmecaprisFollow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/youmecapris If you enjoy the show and want to support what we do, PLUS, get some incredible perks and exclusive content - please consider supporting us at http://patreon.com/YouMeCapri Episode #22 Show Notes Cleaning the GarageRemember that you can now listen to The Nintendo Drive - and all of the You, Me & Capri podcast content on YouTube at http://YouTube.com/YouMeCapri.YouTube Comment of the Week: Courtney Bell Hopping over from Spotify to leave a comment - totally agree with Sean about the Switch Lite. I don't get why people are sleeping on that. How many are really playing docked? Because if you are a handheld gamer, the Lite is clearly the way to go.Apple Podcast Reviews:Bethany says “Got me back into podcasts”I love podcasts but haven't been listening to them. I have got back into listening because of this podcast. I absolutely love this podcast. It is a blast each time.The Playlist Caito: Sean: WarioWare: Get it Together! TETRIS 99 - WarioWare Maximus Cup Braking News Nintendo Switch System Update 13.0.0 Is Live, Adds Bluetooth Audio. Headphones, earbuds, speakers, and other Bluetooth-enabled audio devices can now be paired with the Switch family systems. Bluetooth microphones are not supported and a maximum of two wireless controllers can be paired with the system when using Bluetooth audio. You also can't use Bluetooth audio when local wireless communication is active.https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2021/09/nintendo_switch_system_update_13_0_0_is_live_adds_bluetooth_audioThis is so good! Monster Hunter Rise Adds Mega Man's Rush.
Hola banda de BRCDEvg. Esperamos que disfruten mucho de la edición de esta semana de BRCDEvg Podcast. En esta ocasión nos centramos mucho en platicar sobre noticias de la industria: los anuncios de los nuevos Pokémon y el siguiente Switch Lite edición especial, así como el nuevo Ace Combat, Call of Duty: Vanguard y su anuncio, el modo impostores de Fortnite y más.
Greg and Gary Whitta delve DEEP into the new Nintendo Switch (OLED Version), PlayStation's next State of Play, and more! 00:00:00 - Start 00:05:00 - Housekeeping PS I Love You XOXO is live. Blessing, Janet, and I talk about PlayStation striking back and they review Chicory! Thank you to our Patreon Producers: Black Jack The Roper Report - 00:07:00 - New Nintendo Switch Announced and People are Pissed 00:15:23 - What's the use case for the Switch Lite? - Best Friends Q:KBABZ 00:26:10 - Were the Bloomberg reports completely malarkey? - Best Friends Q:BanderSN 00:32:20 - final nail in the coffin - Best Friends Q:JoshyG - State of Play coming Thursday - Pokemon Go is a “Dream Come True” according to Miyamoto, By Cameron Koch @ GameSpot - Final Fantasy 14 Has Broken Its Concurrent Player Record On Steam Once Again, Darryn Bonthuys @ GameSpot - Out today - Squad Up:Parker Begale(Xbox:Sea of Thieves) - thebeagal8 - You‘re Wrong Tomorrow's Hosts: Blessing and Andy
Joseph, Josh, and Chris go over some surprising sales results from March 2021 and discuss many indie standouts like Oxenfree 2, Before Your Eyes, and Emily Is Away
TGIM! Another Monday means another episode of The Cards and Cartridges Podcast! This week we play another round of played, beaten or passed, always a fun time! We are also talking abut Pokémon reselling market dying down, Nintendo's new Switch Lite color, and if we could only collect one for the rest of time, cards or games, which would we collect and why. Reminder, we also started a reminder text platform! Text @cousiog to 81010. When you sign up, it will ask you for your birthday and if you are a student or parent etc, I believe you DO NOT need to answer these to sign up but if you do, just make something up. We DO NOT see your phone number or info, but we will use this platform to remind you about the podcast, claim sales, do giveaways, etc. We hope y'all enjoy and have the best day ever. Like and subscribe and let us know what you thought of this weeks episode! Make sure to subscribe and turn on post notifications, we will be uploading a new episode every Monday morning at 7 AM EST. Make sure to follow the Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cards_and_cartridges_podcast/ Follow our personal accounts: https://www.instagram.com/cousi.retro.games/ https://www.instagram.com/0gretro/
WATCH LIVE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT 9PM EST! Topics this episode include: Sony planning on bringing PlayStation games to mobile, PS5 First Major System Update, Nintendo Indie World Showcase, Big Switch Indie Game Sale, New Blue Switch Lite Console, Outriders Inventory Wipe Bug, Sony focused on blockbuster games, killed Days Gone 2, the Panel's Favorite System to Collect For, Should Sony Make Another Portable Console? SUBSCRIBE AND GET NOTIFIED! Tynology Gaming Youtube: http://youtube.com/tynologygaming?sub_confirmation=1 Thanks to my guests! Aaron - @beachpizzagaming - https://youtube.com/beachpizzagaming Russ - @cryosneasel - https://www.twitch.tv/cryosneasel Max - @monadomax - https://youtube.com/MonadoMax Luke - @LukeLeesan - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnTcspZKN4rtdMKUJfxH-Sg Sally - @retroarcadeparty - https://instagram.com/retroarcadeparty ✅ **Tynology Discord Server** - https://discord.gg/WGkzexy FOLLOW TYNOLOGY GAMING:
Episode Ocho Let's go! Rainer takes a skiing tumble, picks up dog S#!%, and gives some advice on design progression. Asher gives his take on season 2 of COD and reviews a product that he was gifted. AN IMPOSTER HAS JOINED THE PARTY! Last but not least a new riddle is revealed! Thank you for listening and supporting us. - Asher and Rainer Gloves for Kids Charity Link: https://gofund.me/fcbfe7b4 This Week's Brainteaser: A sundial has the fewest moving parts of any timepiece. Which has the most? Email for Guesses: Thebuildplatepodcast@gmail.com Rad - Maker - Bro's Etsy: RADMAKERBRO on Etsy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebuildplatepodcast/support
What's up everyone!Welcome to the Thank You For Gaming Podcast Level 7!Gaming News- Cyberpunk 2077: Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against CD Projekt S.A.- Cyberpunk 2077: CD Projekt to 'Undertake Vigorous Action' to Defend Itself Against Lawsuit- Sony Has 7 TV Shows and 3 Movies In Development Based on PlayStation Games- Halo Infinite Release Teased by 343 Industries- Someone Added Realtime Ray Tracing to SNES Games- I regret buying the Switch Lite and you probably will, too- 100 Billion Hours Were Spent Watching Gaming Content on YouTube in 2020Main TopicWhat is your Top 5 Most Anticipated Game of 2021?
Friends: I apologize to the 9 or so of you who downloaded the first live mix of this episode, which was technically the third mix. It was still messed up. I re-cut the audio mix two more times, and GarageBand foiled me over and over again. I think I have finally tricked the whole system of Zoom --> GarageBand --> Anchor into giving me an episode that doesn't make me cringe. If you did listen to the first mix and think it sounded like a conversation with Satan, try downloading this new one and you should be set. Kind of hilarious that I included the words "ingenuity" and "resourcefulness" in the episode title. I should have also included "persistence" and "tenacity". LOL In the first finale episode of Season 1, guests from previous episodes stop in to update us on life on their tiny islands. Episode 9's Sarah Vines is first up, with a whole lot of Halloween discussion. Since we recorded her episode, Sarah has guested on the Breaking Bells podcast and bought a Nintendo Switch console to replace her Switch Lite, with a possible end result of streaming or otherwise sharing some ACNH content of her own! No pressure, but... I can't wait until she does this. LOL The dream address for Sarah's island, Luna Loo, is DA-0858-9704-4662. William Shipley, our very first guest, returns next to tell us about the flattening and partial resurrection of his island, Elgin. Tiny Island Diary makes a new friend, thanks to William (I won't ruin the surprise -- you'll have to listen to find out who this guest is), and we get anecdotal validation of the existence of the so-called "villager void" in ACNH. Kelly Griese from Episode 8 has done an island redesign and started an alt account on her island, because for some of us, a 1,600 maximum storage limit is a real struggle! She shares exactly how her alt account got the most beefed-up house in the fewest days possible (less than a week from a tent to two stories and a basement!). The dream address for Kelly's island, Amity, is DA-2577-9112-1962. Finally, Episode 2's Ash Hall expresses fondness for the wolf villagers and explains a unique purpose for all the toilets and toilet-like products that the game gives us. Imagine my laptop as the equivalent of a podcast DIY mini workbench. This week, one tool was malfunctioning and caused quite a delay: Garageband. It was doing some of the weirdest things with audio files that it had never, ever done before. I am getting a head start on interviews for the season finale episode next week to head off any possible delays. But thanks for your patience as I'm a couple days late getting this episode posted. I'm so grateful that in ACNH, the tools never fail! Also: U.S. listeners -- VOTE!
因为节目里将要提到的原因，本期播客差点拖更，然后看着后台高达 400 多次的单期听众催更数，主播按耐住内心的惰性，完成了本期节目的剪辑。对，我们今天要跟大家聊的就是游戏！而一切的源头从 JJ 买了 Switch 的健身环和三年前的经典游戏《塞尔达：旷野之息》说起……眼瞅着大家复工得都差不多了，我们郑重承诺这是疫情期间最后一期「闲谈」节目了！# 内容提要05:02 · 扯游戏不得不提一下我台那些「年终总结」09:52 · 好了，大概差不多要开始聊《旷野之息》了21:53 · 手残党因为游戏太难开始怪罪起硬件设计来25:47 · 但还是要吹一波 PS 系列的交互和硬件上的图标设计31:11 · 没有娃的 Leon 居然开始让大家别拦自己的孩子玩游戏32:36 · 从 PS 聊到我台的催更功能35:37 · Switch 是个好的游戏机吗？44:35 · 给我们的时报做做广告# 参考链接《塞尔达传说：旷野之息》 4:50我台之前的年度总结专页 Anyway.2017 5:20Leon 开玩笑说的 Anyway.2019 页面我们还真的就发出来了 6:00自 1995 年以来的日本年度汉字 6:13Anyway.2017 游戏的制作后记（Leon 的草图也在里面） 6:45日本游戏杂志《Fami 通》上被评满分的游戏列表 10:01《足球经理》游戏 10:53曼联队的主场老特拉福德 11:24FC 上的老游戏《三国志II：霸王的大陆》 12:12任天堂的健身环及游戏《Ring Fit Adventure》 12:58很早以前 Wii 上的平衡板及健身游戏《Wii Fit》 14:03新垣结衣为《Ring Fit Adventure》所做的广告 14:35《魔兽争霸 III：重制版》 16:10沙盒游戏《神鬼寓言》 18:40已经不存在了的狮头工作室 19:33机核上关于「魔力牛」彼得·莫利纽的那期播客节目 19:35上 B 站体验一下狮头工作室的经典游戏《黑与白 2》 19:38《血源诅咒》 22:32当年草草收场的硬件——EZ Station 盛大盒子 25:56比起其他几家，PS 的手柄造型和设计没怎么大变过 27:01PS4 上的那个 loading 动画 32:43Apple Watch 的呼吸 app 33:03用 CSS 模拟这个呼吸动画的硬核教程 34:41《超级马里奥：奥德赛》 36:30Switch vs. Switch Lite 43:13# 会员计划在本台官网(Anyway.FM) 注册会员即可 14 天试用 X 轴播放器和催更功能~ 开启独特的播客互动体验，Pro 会员更可加入听众群参与节目讨(hua)论(shui)~
Is it OK to be cool with losing? Does every loss while playing a competitive video game, some pickup basketball at the local gym, or a pie-eating contest need to fill you with unholy rage? According to video game influencer and streaming superstar, Ninja, abso-damn-lutely! Ninja recently took to Twitter to call out people who are OK with losing at video games. The remark peeled back the virtual curtain on his competitive nature, and it sparked a debate amongst the gaming community over good sportsmanship and how people respond to winning and losing at video games. Is it really, just a game? John, Joe, and Buffa have strong opinions! Then, StarCraft: Ghost returns from the dead! The much hyped but ill-fated shooter from Blizzard resurfaced online a few days ago. First as found footage, and then someone uploaded what exists of the actual game for people to play. The three dads were right in the thick of all the StarCraft: Ghost hoopla back in the Xbox, PS2, and GameCube days. Find out what they think about this surprise reveal. In other news, Nintendo unveils a new Switch Lite color, there's an Animal Crossing Direct, and Joe has some more thoughts on Kentucky Route Zero. It's another gem of an episode on the road to 100!
The Death Stranding embargo is up, and unsurprisingly it's hard to talk about much else, but we also get deep into a Blizzcon recap with thoughts on Diablo IV and Overwatch 2, Luigi's Mansion 3, Switch Lite sales figures, Hideo Kojima's filmmaking career,This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement
Old Age Photo Gate continued. Nora O'Donelle's ratings. How soon is TOO SOON to reboot a TV show? The NEW Switch Lite. Jason meets a MyTalker at Target.
The Gi boys reunite to talk what did or rather didn't happen at E3 2019, Apex Legends Season 2, My Friend Pedro, The Switch Lite and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/giupdates/message
The Switch Lite is the big story of the week, but we also touch on Dragon Quest Builders 2, SolSeraph, and FFXIV, get deep into the future of Capcom fighting, contemplate cinematic fatalities, argue about pigs in blankets, and get in the mud at the demoliThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement
Hey kids, remember the '80s? These games sure as hell do, and they want you to know it. With help from MacWorld's Leif Johnson, we dedicate this week to a look at five modern games that recaptured the neon spirit of the Reagan Years, after which we jump into Stranger Things 3: The Game, Switch Lite news, and your favorite videogame revolutionaries.
Nintendo confirms a sub-$200 portable version of the Switch game console called the “Switch-Lite”. What do you give up in this smaller cheaper form factor and is it designed to appeal to existing owners or new ones as well?Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Roger Chang, Scott Johnson. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dtns.
On today's show, Marc switches things up with a bunch of Switch talk, including the announcement of a new, cheaper, handheld-only model, as well as what it's like playing Red Faction: Guerrilla on the little Switch that could, specifically in handheld mode. Also, more Apex Legends and Attack the Backlog nonsense. Anyway, something-something explosive and corrosive, cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly dated) show. Anyway, that's it and that's all folks. If you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, the plentiful podcasts, the various videos, the absurd art, and all of the other nonsense we make over here at Pixelated Sausage. Thanks for being a fan.
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