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A ton of awesome releases and advancements in this month's ModChat! First comes the release of the Lapse Kernel Exploit for both PS4 12.02 and PS5 10.05 firmwares. BadHTAB for the PS3 evolves into BadWDSD, a separate but better and more exciting development for PS3 owners allowing further access now on Super Slim variants! The original Xbox revision 1.6 gets a huge development as well, now with the ability to reflash the on-board BIOS for the first time. We touch up on some Switch news for the first time in a while, with a new Atmosphere CFW update for the latest Switch firmware, but not all good news when we discuss the EULA changes. However, some reverse engineering efforts towards the WaveBird receiver, Mario Party 4, Mario Kart 64, and even Dinosaur Planet have all released this month!

In this week's Gaming Fun Fact we explore early wireless gaming controllers, specifically the Game Mate 2. Many people believe that the Wavebird for Nintendo GameCube was the first wireless controller, but in fact wireless controllers go all the way back to 1982 with the Atari 2600. Nintendo Direct June 2024 was a loaded presentation that Tim was kind enough to take us through. Major announcements included Metroid Prime 4 Beyond, Mario and Luigi Brothership, Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom, and much more! PS VR2 may be in trouble as Sony has reportedly cut its investment in VR. This comes off the heels of Ubisoft's own VR woes, with the disappointing sales of Assassin's Creed Nexus VR. The Elden Ring DLC is here and has officially de-throned The Witcher 3's Blood and Wine expansion as the top-rated DLC on IGN. CD Projekt Red took to social media to congratulate From Software on their achievement.

In today's episode, we talk about Xbox Partner Showcase summary, Game Pass games for March, new bluetooth Gamecube controller is announced, Epic says it can't bring its products to iOS as Apple has terminated its developer account, and will Fortnite ever get released on Apple devices again?- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Join our Discord Server! https://discord.com/invite/M3exFfVDListen to our episodes live on Kick! https://kick.com/2brothersgamingListen to our episodes live on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNS1AE-B-hU_Lsx5Lb5UBnAWatch us play games on Twitch! https://m.twitch.tv/2brothersgamingpodcastHere is Ashton's (armoury987) personal Twitch Channel https://www.twitch.tv/armoury987Here is Ryland's (Quixs) personal Twitch Channel https://twitch.tv/QuiixxssHere is Ashton's (armoury987) personal Kick Account https://kick.com/armoury987Here is Ryland's (Quixs) personal Kick Account https://Kick.com/QuixsHere is Ashton's (armoury987) personal YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@armoury987Here is Ryland's (Quixs) personal YouTube Channel https://youtube.com/@QuixsHere is our merch on RedBubble 2BrothersGaming.redbubble.comHere is our merch on Printify https://2-brothers-gaming-merch.printify.me/Here is our Flowpage https://www.flowcode.com/page/2brothersgamingMusic: Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the background music.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Sources: https://en.as.com/meristation/news/xbox-partner-preview-march-2024-summary-everything-announced-during-the-show-n/?outputType=amphttps://www.theloadout.com/xbox/new-game-pass-gameshttps://nyxigame.com/products/wireless-gamecube-controller-nyxi-warriorhttps://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/epic-says-it-cant-bring-its-products-to-ios-as-apple-has-terminated-its-developer-account/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/2brothersgaming/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The (New) Joy of Gaming Podcast - Episode Twenty-Nine The Top 10 Best Games for the Nintendo GameCube On this episode of The Joy of Gaming Podcast, we continue our journey to select “The Top 10 Best Games (for Every Console)”. This time, we're celebrating the Nintendo GameCube - a misunderstood masterpiece of a console that was once derided as a huge misstep for Nintendo, but has now become one of the most beloved and popular consoles to collect for (with sky-high software prices to prove it).  And while the console itself had a fun and childlike vibe - classically sporting a purple color scheme, a cute handle on the back, and tiny little mini-DVDs to house its games - very few consoles can boast such a concise, impressive library of true classics. From Luigi's Mansion and Super Mario Sunshine, to The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Resident Evil 4, Metroid Prime, Pikmin and so many more - the GameCube either birthed or reinvented some of the world's greatest franchises, and these days its finally getting its due.  Our job for this episode is to create the Ultimate Top 10 list of Nintendo GameCube Games that we'd recommend - to gamers both new and old - who want to experience the absolute best that the console has to offer. So if you haven't experienced the GameCube for yourself, we're here to recommend the 10 best places to start. And if you are already well-versed, join us for this wonderful trip down memory lane.  Run of Show: 00:10 - Introduction  How do we choose the Top 10? 02:44 - The History of the Nintendo GameCube History of the GameCube (Project Dolphin!) The GameCube Controller (and the WaveBird!) Notable GameCube Peripherals (Donkey Kong Bongos! GameBoy Player!) Our Histories with the GameCube  36:09 - The Best GameCube Games: #6-10 1:05:08 - The Best GameCube Games: #1-5 1:37:58 - Honorable Mentions and Final Thoughts

Text us and say hello!We're wrapping up our deep dive on Nintendo with this week's episode of the Generation 'S' podcast as we take a look at the Nintendo Gamecube. It really was a unique console, from the fact that it was shaped like a cube, it was purple, plus it came with a handle on the back so you could bring it to a friend's house.  I would honestly say it's probably the weakest performing console that we've discussed this month, but don't get me wrong, it was a great little system!   In this episode, we'll also be discussing some of the best and worst games that have stood the test of time on the GameCube.  From classics like Super Smash Bros. Melee and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, to titles that might not have aged as gracefully.So whether you're a die-hard GameCube fan or just curious about this beloved console, grab your Wavebird Wireless Controller and join us for this nostalgic journey back to a simpler time in gaming history on Generation 'S'!Support the Show.We've got merch!Check out the site for some awesome Gen 'S' swag :)

Episode 254 where we talk D&D’s OGL 1.1, the Wavebird, Last of Us, League of Legends Expectations, and more! Join the conversation with us LIVE every Tuesday on twitch.tv/2nerdsinapod at 9pm CST. Viewer questions/business inquiries can be sent to 2nerdsinapodcast@gmail.com Follow us on twitter @2NerdsInAPod for gaming news! Intro/Outro music by Sleepingwithspiders (soundcloud.com/sleepingwithspiders)Background music is […]

The Cathode Ray Podcast is a series with CRT shaman Steve from Retro Tech and Louis Zezeran from Zez Retro. Together we talk about CRTs, TVs and other retro gaming topics. We are really happy to have Webhdx, creator of the Picoboot Gamcube mod chip. His real name is Maciej Kobus and he comes from Katowice in Poland. A software guy by day, he fell in love with the GameCube hardware and has come up with some great projects. After Picoboot, we talk about his upcoming M2.Loader, which will allow an M2 SSD to be plugged in under your console. In the episode I ask Maciej "Why an M2? Just because it fits?" and his answers show he has really thought these things out. He also has created his own aftermarket Wavebird receiver which he is almost ready to manufactuer however the global parts storage is still a roadblock. 0:00 Start 01:10 Introduction to Maciej 07:00 Big GameCube fan 17:50 How did development of the PicoBoot start? 23:33 Why does PicoBoot use a Raspberry Pi Pico? 28:33 His reaction to scammers posing at him for donations 30:45 Maciej clarifies his view on PicoBoot AliExpress sellers 36:00 Will RPi Pico W be targeted for future versions or PicoBoot? 40:00 Why not some other (insert random board here)? 42:00 PicoBoot install FAQ 45:00 Getting modders onboard for the PicoBoot's launch 49:00 Upcoming M2.Loader for GameCube 1:00:10 Is there anything you can do to make it harder for cloners? 1:01:58 Wii Mini mods 1:04:09 He wants to manufacture his new products in his home country of Poland 1:09:41 His also upcoming Wavebird receiver replacement Follow Wehhdx: https://twitter.com/webhdx The Picoboot, affordable modchip for the GameCube: https://github.com/webhdx/PicoBoot Steve and Louis maintain a blog about their projects "The Cathode Ray Blog" https://www.cathoderayblog.com You can find the audio on the web or your favourite podcast app https://anchor.fm/zezretro Catch us on Twitter https://twitter.com/zez https://twitter.com/usa_retro For all your CRT repair needs, check out Steve's channel https://www.youtube.com/c/RetroTechUSA

Here's the Supporter Q&A from July 7th, 2022. All comments and questions are fielded through the support service Q&A page. Please consider supporting this channel via monthly services, tips, or even just by using our affiliate links to purchase things you were already going to buy anyway, at no extra cost to you: https://www.retrorgb.com/support.html View this as a video: https://www.youtube.com/retrorgb Amazon Links to products I use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/retrorgb T-Shirts & Stuff: https://www.retrorgb.com/store.html TIMESTAMPS (please assume all links are affiliate links): 00:00 Welcome 00:09 Picoboot plus RetroNAS? 03:12 AV cables wearing out a console. 06:30 Wavebird controller / receiver repair? 07:16 Unreleased SNES cart, or creative romhack? 09:45 Where to sell retro gaming stuff / Should you sell? 13:09 PS1 laser issues? Alternatives? 17:54 Best output solution for an Xbox going to both a CRT and flat-panel? 21:32 Controller repair tips?: https://www.retrorgb.com/cleanconsoles.html 24:39 Analog to digital converters and black levels 28:03 4K Gamer Pro / What do I do with review units? 36:03 Audio Return Channel / HDMI Downscalers https://www.retrorgb.com/hdmi-downscaling-splitters-for-use-with-avrs.html 4x2 Switch with Downscaling: https://amzn.to/3tw5zuw --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retrorgb/support

Crow returns as a guest this week, since Chris is busy doing his job like a nerd! The news involves a lot of weird Pokemon stuff as well as a tidbit on Cadence of Hyrule and Smash Bros. VR! Then things really get interesting in our debate of the greatest video game controller of all time! Is it the Wavebird? Is it the Xbox One's sleek Bluetooth badass self? Is it the Pong dial... turning thingy? Tune in to find out!

Guest - Jete Blum - Post Production - GameCube Smash Bros BonusCast - Project Dolphin, Revolution, NX - Nintendo Power talk - Metroid Prime HD Trilogy, do it Nintendo, Doug BowserCast - Reggie Fils-Aimé appreciation - the legendary WaveBird, the less than legendary MadCatz - controller tossing general - BMX XXXCast, Conker’s Bad Fur Day - it’s ok if you put googly eyes on it - Universal Studios Theme Park AdventureCast - Super Smash Bros Melee talk - Gamecube controller appreciation, remembering the Virtual Boy - Steering wheel controllers, Clip-On 3D glasses - Smash MainCast, is Kirby OP? - Sakurai, take a vacation! - Detective Pikachu talk - Illumination’s Mario movie nervousCast, Universal’s Nintendoland - New York City, One Bite Reviews - Mario KartCast, we rank ‘em! - angering the Twin Galaxies elders, King of Kong talk - Games Done QuickCast, Tony Hawk talk, to 100% or not 100%? - NCAA game licensing woes - listen, just give FIFA a shot - everyone loves soccer except the USA - Perfect Dark vs Goldeneye, Rare appreciation

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Y van 10. Los próximos episodios tendré que empezar a contarlos con los dedos de los pies, y después... ya se verá...Bueno, la cuestión: este es otro especial de estos que hace tiempo que no hacemos, con la diferencia de que este es corto. De verdad.Que sea bueno o no es otra cosa, y es que el tema a tratar —los mandos de las diferentes videoconsolas que han ido pariendo en los últimos 30 años— está algo manido, pero es de lo que teníamos ganas de hablar. Así que aquí tenéis un repaso MADAFAKA de esos mandos que han pasado (o no) por nuestras y vuestras manos.Antes de que ponga las fotos que prometemos en el episodio (las de los mandos de los que vamos hablando, no os hagáis ilusiones) debo aclarar que llegaréis a un punto en el que hablamos de una supuesta "versión 2.0" de este mismo episodio. Bien, esa versión no existe tal y como la concebí en un primer momento. Tuve la gloriosa idea de incluir las fotos en el archivo del episodio para que se vieran mientras se reproducía el audio (un vídeo, vamos)... pero como era de imaginar pesaba demasiado, así que ajo y agua. Dicho esto, paso a las fotos.Magnavox OdysseyAtari 2600Magnavox Odyssey 2 (Philips Videopac G7000)GCE VectrexNES AdvantageMaster System JoystickMattel IntellivisionColecovisionAtari 5200 y 7600Donkey Kong Game & WatchNES (y NES MAX)Master SystemNEC TurboGrafx-16 (PC Engine)Mega Drive (y Arcade Power Stick)SNESPanasonic 3DOAtari JaguarPSXSaturnVirtual BoyNintendo 64SaturnPSX Dual Analog / Dual ShockDreamcastDual Shock 2XBOXGameCube (y Wavebird)XBOX 360 WiiSixaxis / Dual Shock 3

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we are in the midst of our series on 1996 3D platforming sensation Super Mario 64. We talk about level design, what permits its density, and then fall into a long chat about Nintendo's innovations in controls. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: To the second Key! Podcast breakdown: 0:33   Segment 1: SM64 Talk 43:46 Break 44:14 Segment 2: Feedback Issues covered: whether or not Mario is a plumber, how many stars to get, "not every star is created equal," the different blocks and where you need them, roomier spaces and how level design is overlaid to have multiple goals in a single space, clarity of options but less clarity of use, gating stars based on preceding actions, underestimating the balance and tuning of the designers, progression of difficulty of the stars, best of both worlds, getting later stars by luck and the sense of discovery, quest-like nature of the stars (and did the names come first), camera setting up where you are, layering exploration in 3D and space and time to play and figure things out, analog nature of space, pulling your attention, getting through a challenge the first time (when you come back), neuroscience digressions avoided, integrating skills with time away, getting over the skills threshold, Whomp's Fortress and level design density, lessons for 3D level design, abstraction vs realism and context, basing design on mechanics and metrics, little digression of Super Mario Odyssey, the 7th star, values of each coin, finding the 7th star, mechanical depth with stealth sections, teaching the player fine motor control, designing to the controller, Wii Sports as a tech demo for the controller, teaching people to use the controller, a list of Nintendo's firsts, game makers vs toy makers, tangibility and holism and aesthetics of the total experience, taking risks with hardware, camera controls making more sense as buttons, camera attempts to work with your intentions based on Mario's facing, 8 red coin elevator and facing, discovering intentionality, partnership between player-camera-level design, mismatching level to camera, camera designers, using camera as cinematography to convey emotion but be playable, claustrophobic camera work in Tomb Raider 2013, centering the camera on a point you're circumnavigating, the first 3D platformer, the horror of children, whether AAA games are sustainable on $60 per unit cost, microtransactions in mobile, the Star Wars tax, IP secondary product monopolies, team size and content scale, boxed product cost, design against used games, closures, generation shifts, hit-driven business, pro controller, Nintendo solves my carpal tunnel problems. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Super Mario 64, Dr. Mario, Nintendo, Super Metroid, Super Mario Sunshine and Galaxy, Super Mario World, Zelda, Tetris, Super Mario Odyssey, Wii Sports, Nintendo GameCube, Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo DS, GameBoy, Virtual Boy, Game & Watch, GameBoy camera and printer, WaveBird, Eternal Darkness, Remi Lacoste, Crystal Dynamics, Tomb Raider (2013), Ubisoft, Prince of Persia, Rise of the Tomb Raider, LonelyBob, Jumping Flash, PlayStation, Tomb Raider (1996), Johnson 'Blue' Siau, Silent Hill, Anatomy, Kitty Horrorshow, Jeremy Fischer, James Roberts, Battlefront 2, EA, Super Mario RPG, Destiny, Bungie, Activision/Blizzard, Star Wars, NFL, Halo 5: Guardians, Battlefield, LucasArts, George Lucas, Bethesda Game Studios, tj_mackey432, Game Junk podcast, Joet74, Smahimus87, X-COM, Inner Space, Fantastic Voyage. BrettYK: 0 TimYK: 48 Next time: To 50 Stars! Links: GameFAQs about Jumping Flash Retro-style horror games from Johnson Siau Back of envelope costs of developing a game @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

In this weeks news: NeoGAF dies, the Kinect dies, and Animal Crossing lives...on iOS.

In this weeks news: NeoGAF dies, the Kinect dies, and Animal Crossing lives...on iOS.

We are… we are VR! This week Kyle and Matthew are joined by The FOO Show's Will Smith - no, not THAT Will Smith - to talk about the past, present and future of VR. Will hosts a virtual reality talk show about video games and discusses building an avatar and parts of their show in VR. The gang discusses early gaming experiences (mad love for the Wavebird, yo), drone races, experimenting with narrative structure and, of course, the shittiness of VR Troopers. What are you waiting for? Move all your furniture out of the way, pop on your goggles and plug in for some virtual rad-ality! This episode is sponsored by Loot Crate. Give yourself a geeky gift this month! Visit www.lootcrate/thisisrad and enter the promo code thisisrad for $3 off on any new subscription. Weekly Rads: Clive Barker's Hellraiser Anthology, Squatty Potty, Snipperclips Raddendums: Horizon, Red Dead, BioWare, Film & Odyssey, Breath of the Wild, Tilt Brush, Jedi Training Academy video, Google Cardboard, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Daydream, The FOO Show

In another case of ‘Jalada and Sefran weren't paying attention to the episode timer', this bonus-length episode is all about our favourite video game consoles. Nintendo GameBoy Sega GameGear Nintendo 64 PlayStation 4 Joint favourite: Nintendo GameCubeIn the episode we say that the Wavebird was the first wireless controller. Of course, there were others before it, but it was pretty much the first to use radio-frequency (which was great) instead of infrared (which was terrible). Intro music: JACKS – Runaway FashionOutro music: Nostalvania – Seven Pipes to Heaven

Welcome, to Nintendo Land! Actually, it’s just Andrew’s apartment… but we're gonna talk about Nintendo! Asa is very concerned with Nintendo’s business choices, and Andrew listens without any clue as to what Asa is talking about. Do you think we're right? We're probably not, but we'd like to know what you think! Please comment, like, and subscribe. We wanna keep doing this, but only if people like it! Our goal is to entertain you/possible offend you. That last part would be on accident. GameChat is brought to you by Borderline Entertainment: barely winning your affections, one flop at a time. …………………………..…….…Credits…….………….………………….. Some of the clips and images used in this video do not belong to us. Here is the part where we give credit to what we used. Don’t sue us! (in order of appearance): Carcinogen. Mario + Duck Hunt image. Super MarioBros. + Duck Hunt (NES) - Playthrough. Oct. 2013. YouTube. disco_. WiiMote Fail. Dec. 2008. YouTube. Wavebird image. amazon.com. Nintendo NX Controller Patent. Game Informer. Dec. 2015. gameinformer.com Mii Photo. Miitomo app. Nintendo. Carpenter, Nicole. “Nintendo Could Develop Physical Controllers for Mobile Devices”. Jul. 2016. Ign. Nintendo. Wii U - Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker E3 2014 Announcement Trailer. June 2014. YouTube. Intro and Outro Music: www.bensound.com

This week, we discuss our favorite moments of this years E3 conference. Kaleb Craig also covers a little back history on the expo's history. Enjoy!!   A brief history of E3. 1995: The first E3 saw the unveiling of Nintendo's virtual boy system, and the entrance of Sony to the gaming industry with the PlayStation. in its first year E3 had 50,000 attendees. 1996: E3 saw the beginning of the Nintendo 64 and Mario 64, Capcom showed up with the first resident evil, naughty dog had their PlayStation start with crash bandicoot, Edios interactive showed off tomb raider, the first unreal engine was shown for the first time, Starcraft in an early form made an apperence, and Square showed its first PlayStation game Tobal no. 1, it also showed a preview for final fantasy 7. 1997: The third e3 saw the rise of some first person shooters like, quake 2, Starwars dark forces 2, half-life, and unreal. metal gear solid for the PlayStation was unveiled, as well as panzer dragoon saga for the Saturn and Superman for the N64. (which is considered one of the worst games of all time) One of the first offline Esports competitions the Red Annihilation Quake tournament was held at E3 1997. 1998: Duke Nukem Forever was shown for the first time, and the final version of Ocarina of Time was presented. 1999: A new generation of consoles, the Sega Dreamcast, and Nintendo announced the dolphin which was the codename for the GameCube. 2000: The sixth E3 saw the PlayStation 2, and the early form of the Xbox, and Halo: Combat Evolved. 2001: The GameCube and Xbox were featured with a line up of games for each. it was also the last appearance of the Dreamcast. 2002: Xbox Live was unveiled, and several big games made an appearance like, Ninja Gaiden, Warcraft 3, Doom 3, Super Mario Sunshine, Legend of Zelda Wind Waker, Metroid Prime, Starfox Adventures, Rachet and Clank, Sly cooper, Red Dead Revolver and Kingdom Hearts. Nintendo also unveiled the first major wireless controller called the Wavebird. 2003: Half-life 2, Halo 2, the Sims 2 and Call of Duty were all unveiled. it was also the first time the PSP was mentioned. 2004: The PSP and Nintendo DS were featured, and Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess was shown. 2005: The first time E3 was shown on TV. Sony debuted the PS3, Nintendo showed the Wii, and Microsoft unveiled the Xbox 360. 2006: Focused on the upcoming releases of Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii, along with the next wave of games for the Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, PlayStation Portable, and mobile phones. some games shown were Fable 2, Gears of War, Super Smash Bros brawl, Super Mario galaxy, Grand Theft Auto 4, Final Fantasy 13. 2007: Attendance to E3 2007, the 13th annual E3 summit attracted only 10,000 attendees due to a change in format. 2009: Electronic Entertainment Expos beginning from 2009 reverted to the show's previous format before its 2007 restructuring. The show was greatly expanded in terms of size from previous years, it has been reopened to all qualified computer and gaming audience. The first show to revert to this format.

Join Jereme and Trey as they reminisce about that time that Nintendo had a third party supported disc based system that looked like a purple lunch box, yet had a vast library of amazing games that became great franchises!  If you want to help them out with a couple buck check out out their paypal donation at https://www.facebook.com/nintendomainpodcast/  in the apps section.  Kinnikuman!!!   Super Mario Sunshine, Metroid Prime, Timesplitters, Donkey Konga, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, Skies of Arcadia, Baten Kaitos, Tales of Symphonia, Animal Crossing, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Gameboy Player, Wavebird, Eternal Darkness, Resident Evil, Remake, Zero, Chibi Robo, Luigi's Mansion, Star Fox, Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes, Pikmin, Rogue Squadron, Super Smash Brothers Melee