Regardless of how one felt following the announcement of Nintendo’s next console there is no doubt that the Switch has been the hot topic in gaming over the past month. We have learned a lot and still have many questions remaining, but here are 5 small details about the Switch that are cool yet largely unknown!
Dragon Ball Super's official artist Toyotarou offers his illustrative take on a classic Super Nintendo character by the late Akira Toriyama.
The Hex Phantom is a modified PlayStation 5 controller, created by HexGaming, with several advanced features.
The NVIDIA RTX Remix tool is redefining the gaming industry and the modding community in the best way possible.
"NVIDIA's Generative AI-Powered Modding Tool Is A Gamechanger For The Industry"
True, the especially for all the industry that gets put out of work by it.
Have you ever used a self service checkout in a store? Should we ditch alarm clocks so that we can hire people to shoot peas at our bedroom windows to wake us up like they did in the 1800s?
Working at a grocery store as a checkout clerk used to be a respectable job that could support a family.
I try to avoid them at all costs, why should we do a cashiers/clerks job without any training and without being paid for it? Comparing people losing their jobs to A.I. to people from the 1800's shooting peas is hilarious, good try though.
Gues you never saw the fast food joints that had ai everything even cooking was done by robots.
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Ya, 4th cheapest console in pricing. Also the barest system in the last 15 years, and additional costs on that "4th cheapest console ever". Try and spin it any way you can, but this thing is going nowhere.
Secondly, who cares if that ARMS garbage is made by the MK8 team. I mean, really. Are these guys Naughty Dog, or Rockstar or some other studio with multiple great games to their name? Let's see what else they're credited to... Hmmm.... oh, Nintendogs. Oh boy. Oh, and more Mario Kart. Ya, I didn't think so.
In Nintendo's own words..... "Here's a TV that looks like an Apple."
Now, here's a toaster that looks like a console.