That doesn’t look any better to me. I don’t personally mind the sleeve, but it definitely feels like a lazy solution. What I really want is for the headphones to fold.

At that price, you bought the classic version and not the remake. The remake is on sale, but significantly more expensive. 

It made me let out a laugh so loud I thought I was going to wake up my wife and daughter. Given they obviously have a decent effects budget for the show, I’m shocked that’s the best they were able to pull off. It’s sad when random people on the internet can do better deepfakes than productions with massive budgets.

I’m pretty disappointed with the season so far. My biggest complaint is around the fairly useless new characters and the storylines around them. It feels like I’ve watched about 3 hours of actual story, stretched to over 8.5 hours.

While it’s a solid unit, the Odin Pro isn’t a miracle solution for PS2 and Gamecube. Games like Outrun 2006(mentioned in the article) and F-Zero GX are unplayable, as are many others. That shouldn’t come as a surprised to anyone familiar with this type of hardware, but most people aren’t and are going to walk away…

I wonder if it’s only rolled out to some users. I don’t have that option on any of my devices. 

Really? How do you access the feature? I don’t see any way to. They’re not taking about PiP just within the YouTube app itself. It’s PiP across iOS as a whole. 

I might be interested in the Extra subscription, but I’d like to know what the option will be to upgrade the nearly 3 years of Plus subscription I currently have left.

I’m not the biggest Souls fan, but I really liked Bloodborne and generally enjoyed Dark Souls 3 and the Demon Souls remake. Didn’t care for Dark Souls 1 or 2.

Possibly Maria Rambeau as a variant Captain Marvel.

As someone who thought the original massively overstayed its welcome, has enough changed to make It worthwhile to give the sequel a shot?

That had to be the slowest high speed chase I’ve ever watched. I really don’t like those teenage characters and I fear we’ll be seeing them through the end of the season.

TVs have ways to handle this, but it doesn’t look as good as feeding the display a proper 24fps signal.

You don’t want PCI-E 5.1, which is just a renamed PCI-E 4? Then a PCI-E 5.1.2, which PCI-E 5.0 but 10% slower?

The apps for all those services stream at 60fps, instead of supporting refresh switching to 24fps.

There’s nothing wrong here. What you’re describing is Apple’s ‘optimized battery charging’. If you don’t want it, you can disable it.

Now if they could only get apps like Disney+, Netflix and AppleTV to output content at their proper frame rate. They still push out 4k/60, which is wrong. the ‘Match Frame Rate’ feature on the Shield does nothing to fix this.

“When they do arrive, the RTX 40 chips are rumored to be capable of 64 teraflops (TFLOPs) of power. For reference, the Xbox Series X, the most powerful console of this latest generation, has 12 TFLOPs of computing power while the PS5 reaches 10.3 TFLOPs.”

There are plenty of 1080P portable monitors available on the market in the $150 range. Here’s an example:

The idea isn’t bad, but the price is. I can’t see many people putting up the cash for this. You can buy a good quality portable display for less than half that price. The ability to mount the Switch and controllers isn’t worth $150+.