Where it's a track was actually really tough that night as well Visual for young Danduli if you could put it off, but it's got three very tough competitors To in particular and Leon Mattson and Bartos Marzik who sits in first and second in the world right now So riders making their way around for the final race of the night Do that coming forward immediately into that inside gate Bartos Marzik having to settle for gate number three But as I say right now, he's kind of still even though this is tense moments It's still in a very strong position. He's still going to go away with a healthy leave come what may here Best result for the world championship, of course It's doing that if a Leo Mattson can win and Bartos Marzik finishes in fourth So line up for the final do that on the inside in red Danduli alongside him in blue Bartos Marzik How to get three and white Leon Mattson off the outside in yellow. Wow We've got here Yeah, that's a vacation, but we've got here. We've waited for it But I think it's going to be worth waiting for it. He's gonna be tense. It's going to be tight into that first turn to Polish riders Britt and a Dane so an international line up here Will Danduli blow the roof off by winning here Danduli You can't hear ourselves thing, but that's what I'm gonna show you that was Danduli being introduced Will Leon Mattson get away with another flyer? I don't think so. I think Mr. Steentopf may be wise to that now I'll be watching him and of course Bartos Marzik's not gonna make it easy on that run to the first corner That's for sure. So It's been a roller coaster of a night four laps to go Determine the winner He had a smile that who's with confidence escape to the game available And he is taking this one the ball by the horns. Look at him go Leaving Sparsley can he wait? Absolutely Just over I love to go for Danduli. Sparsley the championship leader. That's no bad result for him One last, they have for Fabiola Danduli in second place Patrick Duda back in third, but the night He picks up 20 world championship points moving on to 64 What a night and the first British winner in 15 years Chris. We've had to wait a long time Yeah, his camp are gonna be partying tonight. That was done so fantastically well He made an electric start. He made the bike work in the in all four laps He didn't make any mistakes And he can rightly celebrate Look that down there with Steve Lawson a man who really has worked tirelessly to get him to this point Danduli comes of age so close in Gordrop of course last time out But now his first final and guess what that's the performance Bartosz, Sparsley will be more than happy with 18 points Particularly as Leo Madsen Slip back into fourth place pick out 14 and 2-deck on the rushroom with him So for Sparsley extending his lead once again. Good night for Sparsley He's just showing his appreciation to the fans, but tonight it's all about Danduli So accomplished and there's Sparsley showing his appreciation for what Dan has achieved I thought he was gonna give him a toe there to get the bike running. He's eventually done it But he started in fine style Chris. His first two opening rides tonight were just Sensational just dipped a bit and his third and fourth ride finished with a flourish in his fifth qualifying ride With that ride in the final with something that was a sight to behold I'll say it again A young man comes of age here tonight in the principality This place is just blowing the roof off. I mean Kaki can't get any louder But this is a special moment a moment. He will never ever forget I don't think they're gonna stop him going round to be honest I need to be going round till he runs out of fuel. The winner on the night is Dan Duli He's done it in wonderful style. Delights to home crowd How about that winning your first Grand Prix in the principality stadium at home The last win of 15 years to go and it's great to have Chris Harris from a Harris here tonight to witness it I'm sure he's absolutely delighted Steve Lawson told me this guy doesn't get excited when he wins a race. He seems pretty excited to me. Rightly so I think everybody's gonna Excuse that but no a brilliant moment for him. I'm sure he's gonna make the very most of it It's gonna take a little while to settle in I'm sure and just sink in exactly the achievement he's done But more and more than that He's now in the championship chase because he's rocketed to 64 world championship points He's in the top six comfortably and Dan Duli what a night for him Yeah, this this guy how far can he go? He is just growing in confidence It's great to see these young guys coming on Jack Holder Disappointed not to make the final but this is absolutely a fantastic result for the youngsters and particularly that man there And when he reflects on the fact that you shouldn't you know with the Suspension of the Russian riders. He wasn't even gonna be here. So a remarkable moment. Dan Duli won the final Nicely Bartosz Marslit back in second place Patrick Dudeck in third and Leon Madsen didn't get the flow He was looking for this time off the side and he finished fourth But the top three tonight Duli smiles. They can do that I don't think that smile is gonna disappear for some consider them to tie it. So here's the Standings after the qualifying races obviously Duli and Jack Holder going through on 12 The world championship points will be allocated now What they've scored on the night and then actually what the standings are there Which will be very interesting to see the standings moving towards. There's the points on the night 24 Duli 18 for Smalslick Dudeck on 16 14 for Madsen Holder 12 Lingwin 11 Doyle on 10 and Mikkelsen on 9 and then obviously the guys that didn't make the semi finals 8 7 6 5 4 right down to the bottom and that's the points that are awarded for this Grand Prix But now we can hopefully have the update of the standings We're gonna see the replay first. Yeah. Well, why not? You know, this was a fantastic race For Dan Duli makes a textbook start keeps it all controlled all smooth all the right things Smalslick there just dive down to the inside make sure he gets himself ahead of Patrick Dudeck He's chasing the world championship and done himself no harm here in that respect tonight But tonight will be remembered for that man there Dan Duli He will be celebrating long into the into the night here in Cardiff busy man racing all over Europe But he is gonna remember this one for a long long time Absolutely celebration time Plenty of British support there clearly dobe enjoyed with the performance as I say 15 years ago Chris Harris Came through in a dramatic finish to the Grand Prix that night Quite such a dramatic finish tonight. Well, when you consider what we've been through this evening Gotta say that he had a great Great performance there at the conclusion of events So now we can get down and we can hear from the winner now. He joins Scott Nichols Yeah, your FIM Speedway Grand Prix round six winner Yeah I actually thought about this in Gorge off, you know about winning and I had a speech and some people I wanted to thank and all kinds but now I'm here at us I've got after the second lap. I kind of I Seized up and I just want to say thanks to everybody for cheering me on tonight You know, thanks to the boys in the pizza working hard and you know, thanks to everybody makes it work sponsors and friends and family here and some working fans and fans more over England and all over the world Poland and It's just been awesome. What a night an amazing night and you got off to a perfect start to race wins Which I know this is gonna take a while to settle in but I have to ask you did you have a plan going into that final? Oh I actually wanted to get to but when I was thinking You know, I should probably go one and then after the semi I didn't have much choice. So it worked out pretty good So just yeah make the start and try and get in front the tracks a lot easier in front. So No after the first lap, I thought you know put one good lap in and then You know, I think it's the wrong thing to do look behind but I kind of seen I had a bit of a lead and You know seized up but we got the job done and you know, just once again, thanks to the boys in the pits And thanks everybody for spot me tonight Just finally how are the nerves part way through the race and how are the nerves part way through the race? So do you seize up with the heart race kind of just off the scale? Yeah, it was off the scale in the semi actually we made one minute for the rerun, but No, you know, I love pressure and I think you gotta own pressure and it's cool But you know after two laps, I don't think that's pressure I think you get a little bit, you know confident and you seize up But no, this is awesome But it's still a long way to go in the season. So look forward to the next one But you know, this is one I'm never gonna forget me in the meantime. Enjoy tonight soak it up. Well done. Dan Buley


PlayStation has now come up with their version of Xbox Game Pass. They're equivalent to Xbox Game Pass, as some people would say, including me. Now I have tried this service on my PlayStation 5 and I will explain it all for you. PlayStation Plus has been a subscription service for a lot of years. I believe they started that in 2010. Now, what that has given me over the years is cloud saves. All of my save files are stored up in the cloud, which I really much appreciate. I would hate to lose any save file. Now that is my personal prime reason for having PlayStation Plus and I have had it for all the years. Another thing you have always gotten with normal PlayStation Plus are two and sometimes three free games to put into your library, which you can access as long as you have an active PS Plus subscription. But I have mainly done it for the save files and maybe the two extra games, whatever. Now, there are three tiers of PlayStation Plus. You have the essential, the extra and the premium. The essential one is the same PlayStation Plus more or less as you are used to. It is $10 a month, $59 annually, if I remember correctly. It's the same stuff. Now, let's go into extra and premium. Let's see what they have to offer. With extra, which I believe will be the most popular tier, you get access to about 400 or more, or was it less? About 400 PS4 and PS5 games. Now, this is their equivalent, squiggly fingers, to Xbox's Game Pass. With premium, on the other hand, even more expensive, which is $120 annually, if I remember correctly again. You get everything from the previous tiers, including a classic library of PlayStation 1, PlayStation 2 and PS3 games. But those are cloud-streamed only, which worked perfectly fine on my internet connection. Now, how do I feel about it all? First of all, we just have to realize that we are entering a time where subscriptions are all the things that companies want from us consumers. They want our subscription in like Spotify, Netflix, even YouTube Premium, Xbox, Nintendo, PlayStation, all these subscriptions. It is a great business model for the companies. I understand all of that. They want a steady, recurring revenue from us consumers. It's just the way of the world right now. And it's going to be more prominent in the future. Definitely, I have a feeling about that. Cloud gaming and streaming games of clouds is also starting to be a big thing. And I think that will only become more and more a big thing. Maybe later down the line, we won't even have a console. We will only purchase a controller. And through the controller, everything will be streamed off like cloud somewhere. That is maybe the future. Now the downside to subscriptions is that you lose access to games when you cancel it. So it could be a trap. I mean, imagine if you are deep within a game and you don't really own the game, you only have access to it through the subscription. You lose access to the game. If you cancel your subscription, they are sneaky that way.  Now, do I think there's value in premium? That depends on the games list. I saw a few games that I have never played before, but I knew that I wanted to try out, but nothing too fancy for me on the premium side of things. Now I can gladly say that a lot of the Atelier games are on PlayStation Premium, Atelier R-Land series and Dusk Trilogy. I fired up Atelier Aisha looking really nice, running smoothly, looking like it should look. But I was curious if I could continue my PS3 save file, which I know is cloud stored because I logged on to my PS3 to see if my Atelier Aisha game is in the clouds and yes it is, but on my PlayStation 5 I can only access PS4 and PS5 cloud saves, which then makes me not able to continue my Atelier game, which is a PS3 game. Over on my PS5, that was a bummer. That was actually a bummer. I didn't like that. Then I had to start over again, I mean. Now I also saw Epic Mickey 2 on there. I want to replay that game. So cute. Kingdoms of Amular is also on there. I recommend. But I saw Gravity Rush. Now I have now access to Gravity Rush 1 and 2. They are games that I have been looking at for quite some time. Now is the time. I will dive into them. Do I feel that there is value? I would say essential is essential. If you care about your progress in games, I guess for the cloud saves, it's like my insurance of my save files, which I know we all put hundreds of hours into. You know how devastating it is to lose a save file, whichever way that happens, I don't know. But if your console breaks for some reason in the universe, you lose your save file, that is just too devastating. I cannot have that. Now I feel like Extra is the way to go. I recommend PlayStation Extra plus Extra, I mean. Which is the mid-tier. Because you get that catalog, which is very nice. You can cancel your subscription anytime. I recommend that. Now premium, that is for the especially interested, I think, the classics library. That is just my honest take on the entire thing. Now I have a few questions that you asked me on Discord. Let's go over them. The first question is, how do you decide which platform to get a game for? I first decide based on exclusivity, obviously. If something is exclusive to Nintendo. Now that is no question then. But other than that, then I decide on what type of game is it? Is it a game that I want to be able to bed game, play on the couch, lie down and handheld play? Then it is the switch, no doubt. If it is a sort of game that I would like to have on a big screen, on the TV and sit comfortably with a controller in my hands, I would choose to play that on the PlayStation or the Xbox. And lastly, I decide whether performance is really important to me or not. If it is supposed to be a graphics heavy game, I would much rather play it on my PlayStation 5 than on the Switch. Because the Switch is just not as powerful. The Switch is more for bed gaming and handheld gaming. Now lastly, I decide based on whether I want to do trophy hunting or not. And I guess I could also add that if a game is on multiple systems, I may also pick the system that currently has a sale on that game. Now, another question that I got is, are most PS4 to PS5 patches a major improvement? And I would say for the most part, yes. And I have upgraded Assassin's Creed Valhalla. I definitely noticed better loading times and it looks really good. I think it looks good. Tiny Hat society didn't look good, but I think it looks good. Now Skyrim, we know that story and looks really just way much better. Way much better. Looking really good. Loading screens are perfectly short now. Now I upgraded. Now I upgraded Atelier Risa also to its PS5 version. Now that game looks good on the PS4 to begin with. Either way, it's perfect. The improvements of PS4 to PS5 patches are for the most part. Shorter loading times, better textures and 4k support. Sometimes HDR support also makes the game just pop more. Now another question is, how noisy is the console? I would say it's very noisy when it is reading a disc. You can hear it through the floor, but other than that, not very noisy. What are your most anticipated PS5 games? I am saying Two Point Campus. I have decided now that I am going to play that on my PS5 very much looking forward to it. Because I've been so obsessed with the previous game. This is gonna be so good, hopefully. Now Stray is also a game that's coming out. It is a cat RPG game and it has really nice graphics. I'm sure you have seen this trailer. Everyone talked about it a week or two ago. I feel like Stray, because cats are everything. Now I have written down Soul Hackers 2, which is an Atlas game in the Megami Tensei series universe. It has that graphical style that I like, the colourfulness. It looks to be a turn-based RPG and it's looking really good. I will play that on my PS5. Another game is Hogwarts Legacy. I have never really been an Harry Potter fan, but this game might just as well make me into one. I remember me and neighbour Gaming, we watched all of the Harry Potter movies in a matter of a few days. There are good books, good movies, and you have probably heard about that also. Hogwarts Legacy, keep an eye out for that one. Now of course we have Starfield, which everyone is also waiting for, probably, maybe. And the next Elder Scrolls, which will be out in 2030. Do you plan on buying any of the colourful faceplates for your PS5? You know what? I ordered black ones. Remember I said that a couple of videos back, but it has just never arrived, so I don't know what's happened. I will just have to order new ones then. But I want black ones. What are some things that you like and dislike about your PS5, compared to the PS4? I want to say that I like everything. There's nothing that really stands out to me. Like, wow, this is something that I dislike. But I do miss themes, the ability to have themes in my main menu. But I'm getting used to not having that, so it's not like that is a big issue or something, but because it isn't. I can still say that the menus are sort of confusing. I'm so used to PS4 menus. But I'm getting there. Do you like the PS5 controller? Is it heavy? It's heavy enough, slash. It's on the heavier side. I still feel like it is a bit too big for my hands. I would like a smaller controller. I would actually want, I hope PlayStation watches this video and take my idea, now make this controller just smaller. The same controller, just in a mini version. PS5 controller mini. That's gonna be so much more appealing to small children hands also. And my hands. And I am a children.  What about multitasking features? How are they? Apps in the background, etc. Spotify is great. You can play your games with Spotify playing in the background. Now, you cannot play a YouTube video in the background using the app, but I have another sneaky way of doing things.  Now, that is a weird way to do it. It's a sneaky PS5 hack of doing it, but you can multitask on your PS5. And lastly, which games am I playing right now? I'm playing quite a lot of games. Now, I have started Risa 2 all over again. I am currently also completing Crystar, working my way through completing everything within that game. It's a game that I played a couple of years ago, but I picked it up again now. Also Destiny 2 again, which is so different right now from when I actively played it. They are updating that game ridiculously much. Right now, I am looking forward to starting Sniper Elite 4 and Ease 9. Which is in the plus extra catalog. The naming is terrible. Plus essential, plus extra, plus premium. Now, I think that is a long enough video, and I hope I was helpful in some way, shape, or form. What? Now, I am thirsty. I am going upstairs to edit this video. Thank you so much for watching, and I will see you later.


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