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The Nextlander Podcast 162: Silly British

🕑 Added 2024-08-14 23:55:30 +0000 UTC

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Matt M.

"I could do a whole episode about GameFan." Yes... do it! Would love a guest from somewhere (VGHF?) who could join the crew for an episode and talk about some of those old magazines. That would be awesome.

Andrew Nguyen

I had to return the UB500. But his one works perfectly for me. AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.0 PCIe Adapter.

Castor Troy

TP-Link adapter doesn't work right. I bought it and have issues 5% of the time. It's not terrible...but it should be working all the time. Apparently they are working on a fix, but I already bought the ASUS adapter and will use that one and return the TP-Link.

Mark Wilhelm

You could probably 3d print some ears for that switch. What model is it? I've got an unburdened printer sitting here.

Kate

I got the PSVR2 PC adapter and am loving Half Life Alyx (Brad is right, it looks incredible). No bluetooth issues thankfully. That said, hearing about Brad’s nausea problems made me realize I have had some infrequent visual hitching, but I’ve never had nausea issues with VR so I think they aren’t as distracting to me. The grid is an issue for me too, it’s pretty distracting. You have to have a LOT of space. I wish Sony would’ve supported their product better, but I am grateful I can get more flexibility out of it now.

M0 P5

East Yorkshire here - rural West Yorkshire is pretty close to this. Weeeeird place

mk

please watch Threads on the watchcast for further research, seeing as you enjoyed Ghostwatch and the incredible things that the BBC has let slip into its schedule so much

mk

I live in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, and Thank Goodness You’re Here does a pretty good job of portraying the reality and caricature in equal measure, they really nail the balance and detail of the comedy. I’d say 5 mins or so in the town market here and you’d hear most of the same dialect and everyday daftness though. the older woman next to me this morning casually ordered a “bit o’ bag” at the butchers, aka pig bag, aka tripe.

Michael Green

You've probably gotten this elsewhere, but I was also certain that Little Inferno and World of Goo shared a lineage: looking it up, Kyle Gabler is a co-founder of both development teams.