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Hi guys, hope everyone is doing well and enjoying their weekend. Thank you for the comments on last Sunday's video It's great to have that interaction and I look forward to the same this week I thought we'd start the video today and Going forward actually by just having a look how we finished the last week going into the new one. So as Last week last video last week's video finished I've left those same lines on on the charts I feel free to to go back and and this is something I quite like to do is to you know test my Analysis see how the levels I put on did they get respected? Did they not was their reason for that? And then take them all off and we'll do that take all the levels off and the markings often and we'll start again So we've got the euro here Obviously it looks relatively messy now of all these lines But you know, it's it's it's helped me, you know over the years just to be aware of those key levels So, you know, I'm gonna we're gonna keep doing this you can see last week What was the the Monday 25th, but of course that was a bank holiday in the States and also the wealth the UK But you can see here we pushed off obviously that the failure to close back below that 109 You can see this rectangular area was was pretty key And we we didn't close there We pushed on we then came to that top of that range the close above there was was pretty key But it was also the close above the 200-day moving average We came back to test that level the 110 handle on futures before pushing up to really the next area resistance So it's good to see, you know, even on the daily chart this these levels so well respected how we finished on on Friday or the week Was obviously pretty key and also the month where we come to our charts tomorrow Of course, we were gonna be on the 1st of June So worth having a look at the monthly charts here as well and we will do that briefly But yeah, you can see here the close above here relatively significant Above the the highest level we sort of have marked on before we're looking really to the 112 handle quick Look at the pounds Yeah, so here I was saying, you know, if we can get above that 122 65 on a close be looking for longs We did get the close it would have been a hairy one to hold has to be said but that has led to this pushing higher And well the way it finished on on Friday, you know, I guess Yeah, a bit of resistance on this level here, which we could have had marked up You know up towards 124 67 seems like it could be the next opportunity To to book some profit on this trade not already done So and if it gets back below 122 65 like do it is it's gonna get a bit messy and dribbler We'll come back on to that later on Anyway trend line on the Aussie held. Well, we also came up to test this massive massive level as we know on on the futures, you know, just Highlighting how important that was last year and then the breakdown in February and actually also I haven't actually or didn't put it on live Sunday But if we just put this on quickly and again, we'll go over this as we go through the Aussie shortly We've got the 200 day moving average there as well So a lot of resistance around here and the way we finished on Friday was right up at that top finishing above the 200 day moving average for the first time since 17th of January So it hasn't really been consistently above that Well going back to December 2017 when it first started really pushing on so be significant to see how we unfold this week There's coming week the S&P So here you can see we were talking about how we pushed up and if it came back to 28 86 That'd be a good opportunity to get long as what I was saying didn't quite happen But we pushed on took out the next target We came back then to test our 2995 level week It came back to test the 200 day moving average of support and we finished on the high of the day On Friday, so yeah, it seems that we can now the way we finished anyway drift towards 3100 there and the highs that we had back on before March again will come back to do that The the NAS that you see what this area circled up It came down to test it on the 27th, which would have been the Wednesday could have got in there I guess and you know, I think I was in the video I was saying unless it gets really below any of these levels you can't really get excited about along It was very choppy has to be said last week one two three four five days in a row And that's you know Obviously not counting the the Monday the bank holiday Monday, which the cash market did push higher so five days in a row Of gains for futures on the NASDAQ and most importantly the first close we've got above our level here All-time highs next week That's what the charts telling me anyway at this present moment NASDAQ the Dow breaking above the the trend We didn't quite get a retest of that level so something to look out for 200 a moving average a bit above here and I would have well, we'll go through this shortly, but I'd have this area marked up, which we'll see Gold broke the trend line retested perfectly came back down to test these these kind of lows here Not actually quite sure why I've got 1701.2 marked up, but it was the 1700 handle and also you've got some lows in the mix here However, we did then get above we came back to retest this trend line What a trade and then back up to some other levels where I've had marked up just these lows where you can see I mean Very well respected here on gold certainly Having a look on the daily chart will we'll go through this and in a bit more detail Shortly oil as I say each week. I'll leave it to the pros. I feel we get to $40 fill the gap soon We're almost testing the the high of the 11th of March, and I don't think the sellers can get excited unless we get below 29 11 And while that's a big range, you can see not much has really happened there Except to push above on Friday on some well risk on shall we say so let's revisit the euro What I would do is as and I would encourage everyone to do it is just remove Remove everything start again, you know get your resistance levels above where we're trading just horizontally marking up these now And of course they can be zones. You don't have to get them absolutely perfect There's this as long as you're aware of the levels that you know, you're talking about Some people talking about next stop 115. I would Not believe that for now Some very very key levels for us to get through and also worth noting. It's a very Very heavy data week. You've got the Fed You've got non farm payrolls and you know, that's just a part of the data calendar So there's gonna be twists and turns. Yes, I think the focus is gonna be US China related And of course, you know with the the riots we've seen in US Well, I don't think that's big enough to have an impact just yet It could be worth keeping an eye on how that develops and you know I'll be intrigued to see what amp thinks in the macro menu later and also that first briefing tomorrow we've we've got the We've got the advanced and professional trader program starting tomorrow So what a week for that with with all the data and everything that's going on great time to To sort of be involved in the markets and see how that unfolds But anyway euro how it finished like I said is is bullish for me Just looking the fact that we closed above our range That had been holding price in really since the first of April. So we we've got above that and Obviously the bigger move to the downside while people will be looking to sell higher up Obviously, we got our trend line on here and that needs to go at some point for that really to Materialize we didn't close below a level 109. So I'm still gonna have that on I'd be just looking at like this. I mean if With there's that saying, you know, don't catch a falling knife and You know the way I'm looking at euro obviously we come up to these resistance levels and they look good But I'd rather be late to the party here. I'd rather, you know sell and let's just get a little circle here I'd rather sell if we can come back below our Resistance resistance resistance. Okay, false break. Let me go lower or I'd sell below here or you know better sell below that trend line That's how I'd be be looking for it. Can we push up and keep going on? Of course, you know, if we keep breaking these levels then the mentums to the upside the important level for me one 1031 and of course Daily closes for those points will will be key We're pretty mid-range between the two next key levels However, just how we finished on Friday. You imagine we can continue to push on but it's a new month So obviously work just having a look at that on the month of May and When you look at the euro like this, you just think oh good We're just in a massive trend channel, you know, you've had a I'm just gonna get this on just roughly Get that on, you know, not much has happened when you look at it like that look Those false breaks down here. It's contained You know, this is this wait and see but as we we approach and you know come up to test the top end of this This trend channel that could be the opportunity to get short again. We haven't really had Well, we obviously had breaks We haven't had a confirmed break from outside this this trend channel since you know going back to 2018 when it when it started to form. So Yeah, it's it's obviously a massive area of support and even if we do get lower, you know, you've got those 2015 and 17 lows to talk about so euro finished the month quite nicely But in in the grand scheme of things, you know, you know when looking at a monthly chart that this push higher Makes sense. I don't say so have a look over at the pound I Think we get 126 if risk on the continues There's a couple of barriers to that and of course one of those being the US China stuff Which is starting to gather momentum. We were saying this last Sunday, you know my view on the S&P I think we go higher then we have a big headline China US that brings us lower that then proves to be a non-story as Trump Back tracks and we go higher into the election pound at the moment is is heavily heavily influenced by risk risk on risk off so Hopefully for the continuation of this view that the pound goes higher that US China Headliners is a fair whack away. And of course, there's a few hurdles this week with data So no harm in just taking a little backseat and trading this potentially more medium term with those You know looking daily closes for any influence for that shorter time frame, but yeah, I mean I would to be honest Obviously, I'd mark up. Let's get rid of those Arrows I just have on this resistance level from the high of the 12th little false break. Okay looks bearish 122.65 would be the area the bulls want to defend and bears gets below now But I pretty much would leave this would leave this the way I had it last Sunday So it wasn't the most crazy week for for the pounds of a have a look at the 200 day moving average As we know in other currencies, that's relatively useful and to have on so yeah One test rejection to test rejection. We should see what happens on that third. I think we get there I don't think we're gonna come back down to the 120s. I think that one will come soon However, I am wrong in that view below 122.65 As well if we are to have a risk-off week get your trend line on from those lows Absolutely from the low of the year get that on Nothing from the top is yet not that great Potential for there have to have been one Friday that didn't didn't materialize So yeah trend line from the lows there bigger move to the downside will it would happen if that comes in It also be a break below that magic one twenty two sixty five on the futures for now We have got a battle between one twenty four sixty seven and one twenty two sixty five with that one twenty three eighty three A bit of a line in the sand Above one twenty four sixty five. I expect to clean a move up towards the one twenty six forty nine I don't think that could happen in a week But then again, you know on the on the Tuesday the pound move from One twenty one sixty five up to one twenty three sixty four to 200 pips. So it's not completely Against the law of physics. So we say Aussie trend line. I'm leaving The these this area of support but then below the trend line I'm having on as well along with this new one from Quite a bit of a double bottom really from the 22nd a couple of Fridays ago and Tuesday there Trend line starting to appear from those lows will be a very steep the levels of support I would look to keep on how we closed is good For the bulls, but you would want you'd want something more significant here to to believe that we can push on So I think it's still a bit No manlandish up here I wouldn't blame people for wanting to sell targeting 66 13 trend line and if it can go fine But if you're not in a trade for the Aussie dollar, I don't think there's any harm in not looking to get in one right now Yes, we've got the first close above the the 200 day moving average But it's not significant enough is how I would look at it. So just be slightly careful on that if you are long You've D risk, where would I be looking to next? Well, you know if we can get a nice clean push above here some of these highs that we've got back from February This year most notably this kind of point around on the future as it comes in at 67 56 That's where I would be looking at for for that market I think if we do, you know get a nice nice push through worth potentially having on this this level starting 26th of Jan 2018 into the high that we had on With high of the 31st of December just because there could be a third test of that trend line And then you know if you draw that up to come in this week, it could well come in, you know At same sort of point is here But yeah, let's review that next Sunday. Just following the same sort of pattern as maybe the S&P has which is pushed on Obviously I leave those support levels on We'll just make this now even a more important zone with the low that we had on Friday and that previous top of the range 200 day moving average so the bears need it below 2970 for That continuation lower to then get back towards that Well, but our previous line in the sand 2890 2886 this level here Where are we looking to find resistance? Obviously got 31 hands We've got this massive resistance level here as well Which you know we spend a bit of time around, you know after breaking through initially on the 26th of Feb That next move to happen on the 5th of March lower So 31 14 you'd have people de-risking as we come up to that level especially 14 points below that The handle but that's gonna be key. That's gonna be key. This is where I think we have That next kind of push lower the rejection the way I see it is There's gonna be a rejection of this then one of the headlines This captures that negativity more than maybe it would in another day and we push lower However, that said a break this week above 31 14 you got to be aware of this level here You can see we had the high on the 27th of Feb the low that we had on the 8th of Jan 3182 is something Well, we're gonna have a resistance point and also it's a big big area just a bit above that 32 13 the low from the 31st of Jan and the 24th of Feb No point really getting these levels marked on just yet. Obviously if we do have a Unimaginal push higher than just just be aware, you know, it doesn't take too long to mark those up But yeah, I would say 31 14 likely to cap the upside this week However, daily closes as we know a key and the downside for any real scary move for the balls We need it below Or they would need it below 29.95 Where we finished on Friday for the next that makes me think we get all-time highs This week unless there's a big development Rest in China. So yeah, what a what a recovery from from that low Let's get the old currency tool from that lowest point just in case you want to feel sorry for yourself I'm missing out a 44 and a half percent move of those lows in insane first close above our level We've marked up on there We haven't had a close after Closing above 93 42 so we haven't closed below 93 42 since I that's another level that I would have marked on My trend lines here. I would have them on the guides, but that's kind of the picture I would look at here for for the NASDAQ So the next level to the upside obviously you would potentially de-risk on the 26th of May high But then you're looking at you know the high of 21st and Febeth and then 97 56 Bit of a trend line on there to work while having on on those highs maybe maybe Without a headline we go into to the to those highs Fed on the on the Wednesday could well be also the That that that point that leads us to to a move lower I can't quite off the top of my head remember the the last Fed meeting but We did push lower off of that on both the S&P and I think it's the 12th of May wasn't it you see here 12 we push lower 12 We push lower. It's a common theme, isn't it? You know buying into a Fed meeting selling as they under deliver so all-time highs by Wednesday come off for the rest of the week Yeah, maybe and then a little recovery on non-farm payrolls after that So therefore the Dow you've got to imagine we can get up to test that that previous low 2590 2593 for 25,934 thinking there How to say that correctly? It's been a long weekend in the Sun But yeah, 200 day moving average. Let's just have that marked on because that's What people are gonna look at as we get to that point also worth noting you've got the the higher the 6th of March As as if that is to break then you have a bit of a cleaner move I would say up to to the high here on the 5th of March So worth keeping an eye on the balls are happy at the moment They're very happy with how we finished on Friday. The Bears need us below 24 7 6 9 We've got a midpoint. We've got a lower range there We kind of have it like that to be honest I think that's that's that's pretty good where we finished from Friday was was key Let's have a quick look over at them at the month on on equities It's just removed Actually, I don't want to remove that because we can review that again next week We're looking here the fact that we you know closed above a few of these levels where we haven't been you know since Well, obviously before February that looks looks pretty good. Good little finish to Friday Headlines will be the only thing that stops equities and new headlines as well gold it's gonna remove everything as You know, you can see here in the future. You've got your double top You've got your your trend line break and then false break of That which it turned out to be however. There was a good move lower in that day. We're above it We've been found support pushed higher It's a zone from 1742 to the low 1744 Up to this level line in the sand. We need back below the trend line 1715 That looks pretty good to me just having these points marked up Obviously those lows here. That's how I'd have have have gold for me nice Finish on Friday to give us a bullish start on Monday. You would you would say being a close above here However, are we just in a range and we're just above that midline? I would say resistance 1742 that doesn't hold 57 isn't the next level If we get back below the trend line likelihood, it's just gonna be a bit messy someone asked for The silver which has been on obviously on the on a tear on a tear last month I mean, I mean look at their recovery from 19th of March, but yeah, the May Where's the first of May here? Oh big push big push big big push higher decent finish to Friday as well You'd imagine the double top from from 2020 Make it a triple from September The end of September looks like that's on their horizon for silver I would stay if I am long would be happily stay long as long as we're above 1819 You know, you can see the significance of that holding up. We're now back above there. I wouldn't get scared You know, even if we do just drift down back into this level and as long as you don't get a daily close below there It does feel like this market gets up to those highs certainly on the futures of of February Yeah, this this year if I was bearish on on silver. I mean you could argue You know once we you know failed here that could have been the opportunity to get short I mean just looking at that. But yeah, it's it got real messy around there Cleaned out this range. So that's now the the level of support that I would look to have on Yeah, I'd be pretty confident just looking at this that we we can continue to push higher Not to say that 1819 is gonna hold to the tick But you feel right if that comes back down We get an area of support and we push on and yeah up to that level and then maybe even 20 gets start Just starts getting talked about on that oil. Yeah, I think we get $40 Yes, 3643 has to go for that 2911 has to go for this trade to be completely wrong. Good break. I still think 2911 holds Just putting this onto the 240 minute. You can see and You know the we are just sort of creeping up We hit this resistance point that we had from the 9th of April big level To the downside Is there any trend lines I'd be worth having on Doesn't look all that clean to be honest to be honest for oil. I feel it's It's obviously got it's a mind of its own over the last well 2020 it's been on a hell of a journey, isn't it? But yeah, I think we get the gap feel so that's your key level Do I think that could happen in one day 36 is to 41's no in oil. Yeah I think there could be a decent short if we obviously break that sort of quarter zone, but obviously below 29 25 and 29 97 23 dollars is how I would look quick. Look at the the Dax just to wrap it up You can see how we finished on on Friday just in the in the positive It is a big resistance level up here though So it wouldn't surprise me that actually, you know, we we can push lower from here However, you know might be on stocks is still risk on so I wouldn't necessarily be selling into it I'd more be looking to see how we would react if we come here Or what happens if we get the daily close above that level? But you can see just how important that these lows are And then obviously if that does break then you could get a bigger move to that upside So it's it's one where I wouldn't be in a trade right now for the Dax I was in I wouldn't look to get into one right now if I wasn't already in one And just because of the the significance of this level. Yes, we close below one resistance to resistance three Levels three tests that failed to get us above there But yeah, it's obviously very key. So I don't know. I don't know. Yeah bullish above It's bearish now, but I don't really believe in in the risk risk Risk off coming off just yet. So, you know, I'm gonna stay away from from a short and you know, that's how I go about my trades is, you know, fundamental view bias When and when does that mark when when does the the the technicals agree with with that decision? So, yeah, that's how I would look to go through that. Anyway guys a bit of a long one today 26 minutes to summon a critical code so I'll do the usual and And Put the the timestamps on but obviously if you're listening to this you've probably already seen the timestamps anyway But I hope you have all had a great weekend. I hope you continue to enjoy the rest of yours I hope you all continue to to stay safe and I look forward to Interacting with you guys in the comment section and also seeing you all again next Sunday


Welcome to theCUBE, our coverage of Dell Technologies World. The digital experience continues. I have a long time guest coming back, joining me in the next segment here, John Stigl is back, the vice president of product marketing at Dell Technologies. John, it's good to see you. Welcome back to the program. Thanks, Lisa. Always great to be on. We last spoke about six months ago and here we are still at home, but there has been no slowdown whatsoever in the last year. We were talking to you a lot about Edge last time, but we're going to talk about PowerStore today. It's just coming up on its one year anniversary. You launched it right when the pandemic happened. Talk to me about what's happened in the last year with prospective PowerStore, adoption, momentum. What's going on? Yeah, great. Yeah, listen, what a year it's been, right? But certainly for PowerStore especially, I mean, customers and partners around the world have really embraced PowerStore. Specifically, it's really, it's modern architecture. What many people may not know is this is actually the fastest ramping new architecture we've had in all of Dell's history, which is quite a history, of course. And we saw four X quarter over quarter growth in the most recent quarter. And in terms of shipments, we've shipped well over 400 petabytes of PowerStore. So special thanks to lots of our customers around the world and industries like education, gaming, transportation, retail, more than 60 countries, I think 62 countries now. They include customers like Columbia Southern University, Habib Bank, RealPage, the University of Pisa, and UltraLeave, just to name a few. And to give you a sense of how truly game-changing it's been in the market is that approximately 20% of the customers with PowerStore are new to Dell, new to Dell Technologies. And we've tripled the number of wins against some of our key competitors in just the last quarter as well. So look, it's been quite a year, like you said, and we're not stopping there. Yeah, you must have to wear a neck brace from that whiplash of moving so quickly, but that's actually a good problem to have. But I'm curious about 20% of the PowerStore customers are net new to Dell. Interesting that you've captured that much in a very turbulent year. Any industries in particular that you see as really being transformed by the technology? Yeah, it's a great question. I think, look just like, we're bringing disruptive technology to market. There are a lot of industries out there that are disrupting themselves as well, right? And how they transform, particularly in this new era during the pandemic. I think, I can give you a great example. One of the new capabilities of PowerStore is apps on, just for those that aren't familiar, apps on is the ability for PowerStore to run apps directly on the appliance, good name, right? And it's thanks to a built-in VMware ESX hypervisor. And where we've seen really good traction with apps on is in storage intensive applications at the edge. And that brings me to my example. And this one's in retail. And of course, just like every industry, I think it's been upended in the past year. It's a large supermarket chain in Northern China that was new to Dell. During the pandemic, they needed to fast track the development of a smart autonomous retail system in all their stores so that their customers could make their purchases via a smartphone app. You know, and again, just, you know, limiting the essentially the person-to-person interaction during the pandemic. And this required a significant increase in transaction processing at each of the store locations that they didn't have equipment for before, as well as support for big data analytics applications to understand the customer behavior that's going on in real time. So the net result is they chose PowerStore. They were new to Dell and they deployed it in their stores and delivered a seamless shopping experience via smartphone apps. You know, the whole shopping experience was completely revolutionized. And I think this is really a great example of, again, how the innovations that are in PowerStore are enabling our customers to really rethink how they're transacting business. Well, enabling the supermarkets to be the edge, but also in China where everything started so much, the market dynamics just are still going on. But how quickly were they able to get PowerStore up and running and facilitate that seamless smartphone shopping experience? It was only weeks, only weeks, weeks from, you know, from beginning to getting them up to speed. I mean, we've had great coverage, great support. And again, they embraced, I mean, they happened to leverage the apps on capability so they were able to run some of their applications directly on their clients. And they were able to get that up and running very quickly. And they were already a VMware customer as well. So they're already familiar with some of the tools and integration of VMware.  Okay, got it. So a lot in its first year, you said 4X growth over 60 countries, 400 petabytes plus shipped. A lot of new, new customers, what is new? What are you announcing that's new and it's going to take that up even a higher level? That's right. We're always going to up the ante, right? We always going to, we can't rest in our laurels for too long. Look, we're very excited to share what's new for PowerStore. And that is one of the reasons we're here, of course, is I can break it down into two key highlights. First is a major software update that brings more enterprise innovation, more speed, more automation in particular to both new and existing customers. And we're also excited to announce a new lower cost entry model for the PowerStore family called the PowerStore 500. And this offers an incredible amount of enterprise class storage capabilities, much of which I have talked about and we'll talk more about today for the price. And the price itself is what's going to surprise some folks. It starts as low as 28,000 US street price, which is pretty significant, in terms of the game changer we think in this industry. So let's talk about the software update first. You've got PowerStore 2.0. Happy birthday to your customers. We're going to take advantage of this. Kind of talk me through what some of the technological advancements are that your customers are going to be able to leverage. That's a great point. Yeah, so from a software step, like I said, happy birthday. Yeah, so all of our, just to be clear, from a software update perspective, all of our existing customers are going to get this as a simple, free, non-destructive update.  And really is the mantra, if you will, PowerStore, which is, it's all about ensuring that our customers can count on a very flexible platform that will keep giving them the latest and greatest. So really a couple of things I want to highlight from PowerStore that are brand new. One is we're giving a speed boost to the entire PowerStore lineup. Customers now, existing customers, get up to 25% faster mixed workload performance, which is incredible right off the bat. Secondly, we're enabling our customers to take full advantage of NVMe now across the data center with the option of running NVMe over Fiber Channel. And this again requires just a simple software update and no additional hardware if they already have 32 gig capable switches and HBAs on-prem. We've also made our unique apps on feature, which I just talked about in the China example. We've made that more powerful and would scale out. This means more aggregate power, more aggregate capacity, and it makes it even more ideal now for storage intensive apps to run at the edge with PowerStore. Another capability that's been very popular with our customers is our data reduction, specifically our intelligent Ddupe, which is always on and automated. And now what it does is it enables customers to boost performance while still guaranteeing the four to one data reduction that we have at the same time. So just to give a quick example, when the system is under extreme IO, Duresse, if you will, it automatically prioritized that IO versus the Ddupe itself and provides a 20% turbo boost, if you will, a performance boost for the application running. All this has done automatically zero management effort, zero impact to the data reduction guarantee of four to one that we already have in place. And then the last highlight I'd like to bring up is last but not least is one we're really proud of is the ability for our customers to now take more cost advantage, if you will, cost effective advantage of SCM or storage class memory. PowerStore now differentiates between SCM drives and NVME drives within the same chassis. So they can use SCM as a high performance layer, if you will, with as few as one drive, right? So they don't have to populate the whole chassis. They can use just one SCM drive for cost effectiveness for metadata access. And this actually helps reduce the workload latency by up to 15%. So another great example on top of NVME that I already mentioned of how PowerStore is leading the practical adoption of next generation technologies. Are you seeing with the lower cost PowerStore 500, is that an opportunity for Dell to expand into the mid-size market and an opportunity for those smaller customers to be able to take advantage of this technology? Absolutely, yeah. So the PowerStore 500, which we're really excited about introducing, it does exactly what you just said Lisa, it is going to allow us to bring PowerStore and the experience of PowerStore to a broad range of businesses, a broad range, a much broader range of edge use cases as well. And we're really excited about that. It's an incredible amount of enterprise storage class performance as I mentioned in functionality for the price that is getting 28,000 starting. And this includes all of the enterprise software capabilities I'm talking about, the ability to cluster, four to one data reduction guarantee, any time upgrades. And to put this in context, a single 2U appliance, the PowerStore 500, supports up to 2.4 million sequel transactions per minute. I mean, this thing packs a punch like no other, right? And it's a great fit for standalone or edge deployments in virtually every industry. We've mentioned retail already, also healthcare, manufacturing, education and more. And it's an offering that's really ideal for any solution that requires an optimization of price performance, small footprint and effortless automation. And I can tell you, it's not just customers that are excited about this, as you can imagine our channel partners, they can't wait to get their hands on this either. It's gonna help. I'm just going to ask you about the channel. It is going to help them reach new sets of customers that they never had before. You mentioned mid-size, but also in addition to that, it's just going to open it up to all new sets of use cases as well. So I'm really excited to see the creativity from our channel partners and customers and how they adopted use the PowerStore 500 going forward. Tell me about some of those new use cases that it's going to open up. We've seen so many new things in the last year and such acceleration. What are some of the new use cases that this is going to help unlock value for? Yeah, again, I think it's going to come down a lot to the edge in particular, as well as mid-size, it can run, again, this can run storage intensive applications. So it's really about coming down to a price point that I think the biggest example will be mid-size businesses that now it's now affordable too, that they weren't able to get this enterprise class capabilities in the past, more than anything else, because it's all the same capabilities that I've mentioned, but it allows them to run all types of things. It could run new next generation intensive data, intensive databases. They can run VDI, they can run SQL. Essentially more than anything else makes existing use cases more accessible to mid-size businesses. Got it, okay. So so much momentum going on in the first year, a lot of that you're souping it up with this year, new software. We talked about the new mid-size enterprise version, PowerStore 500. What else can we expect from PowerStore the rest of calendar 2021? Yeah, I think, look, I think lots of things. So first of all, we're so pleased at the amount of, you know, commitment to innovation that I've had over the past year. We're gonna continue to work very closely with VMware to drive more and more innovation and enhancements with capabilities like apps on that I talked about and VM or V-Vols, which is a key enabler for that. We're also committed to continuing to lead the industry in the adoption of modern technologies. I gave some good examples today of NVME and apps on and SCM, storage class memory and customers can expect that continued commitment. Look, we've designed PowerStore from the ground up to be very flexible so that it can be enhanced and improved non-disruptively. And I think we did that with this release, we proved that. And no one can predict the future clearly. It's been a crazy year. And so businesses need stores that's gonna be flexible with them and grow with them and evolve with them. And customers can expect that from PowerStore and we plan on doing just that. So customers that are interested can go direct to Dell. They can also go through your huge channel you said in terms of those customers that are thinking about it, maybe adding to the percentage of new customers. What's your advice on them in terms of next steps?  We've done over 20,000 demos of PowerStore in one year. No joke. And, you know, it's a new world. And so the next step is to reach out to Dell. We'd love to showcase this through a demo, give them, whether it's a remote experience that way or remote proof of concept. But yeah, reach out to Dell, your local rep or local channel partner. And we'd love to show you what's possible more than anything else. And look, we're really proud of what we've accomplished here just as impressive as these updates. I must say, you know, is that in many instances the team that brought this to market, the engineering team, they did this just like we're doing today, right? Over Zoom, remotely while balancing life and work. So I just also want to thank the team for their commitment to delivering innovation to our customers and it hasn't wavered at all. And I want to thank our top-notch team. Right, an amazing amount of work done. You've had a very busy year. And glad that you're well and healthy and been as successful with PowerStore as you can. We can't wait to see in the next year those numbers that you shared even go up even more. John, thank you for joining us and sharing what's new with PowerStore. We appreciate your time. Always a pleasure, Lisa. Likewise. Yeah, for John Siegel, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE's coverage of Dell Technologies World, the digital experience.


If it's okay with you, we'll start with the first quote. What was your conversation like with your partner? Austin, we'll start with you. Like, the first one's kind of, like, deeper than the other one. It's saying that's, like, coming from the heart, so it, like, affects. And it's, like, saying more than the other one. Okay. Can you continue that conversation with your peers for me, Austin? Does anyone have any other idea, Keegan? I was thinking, as in, like, your heart controls your body, so you can have words control you, too. As in, you can use some powerful words that it almost, like, controls your body. Like, it can control someone else's, like, emotions. Interesting. Does anyone else have another thought, Maddie? Um, I agree with Keegan because, um, the heart is very powerful, and just, like, words can describe anything powerful and they can describe things in a more serious way that mean more to us. Now, I have a question. From what I'm hearing so far, I'm getting the sense that you feel this first quote has a positive view of language. Yes. That I'm getting that sense from your conversations. Can we switch to the second quote? I want to hear your thoughts now on that second quote in relation to language. What is this person trying to tell us about language? Tyler, can you start our conversation? How you talk, if it's corrupting it, it's kind of, like, stopping you from breathing. Hmm. Because, like, then you can't really communicate with others. Okay. Can you continue the conversation? Does anybody else have another thought? Juliette. In the second quote, I was thinking that corrupts means, like, they stump you, so you can't use words in the language that you want to speak. So it's kind of hard for you to say what you want to say if it corrupts your mind. Does anybody have anything else? Lily? Well, I thought this one was, like, I felt like this one, like, sometimes things slip and you say stuff that you regret and when that happens, there most likely will be consequences. So that's what I think corrupts means. Interesting. Can I stop you for a second, Lily?


In this episode, we look at the road NTUSB mini as a high quality audio device in an office environment. Let's get started. This entire episode has been shot with the road NTUSB. If you work in an office, you might be issued headphone sets like this. This work great because the microphone is right next to your mouth. Your audio will come clear and crisp to your attendees in an online meeting. The only issue with this kind of devices is that you tend to look like a customer support agent and they can be uncomfortable after extended use. That brings me to a new set of devices that have become common specially after the covid pandemic when people had to work from home or from office and connect to others over online meetings. One such device is the road NTUSB. I've been using this device for more than a year. It connects to your laptop through a USB cable and that's it. One of the key features of this device is the way it picks up your audio. The microphone has a pickup pattern called a cardioid polar pattern. What does that mean? It means it is designed to pick up the sound in front of the microphone and reject most of the audio that is coming from the side or from behind the microphone. This is specially useful in an office environment where there is a lot of noise around the office. It also allows you to monitor the audio. Just plug in any headphones or earphones, switch on audio monitoring and now you'll be able to hear yourself as well as the online audience in your headset. Size wise it is very compact and can easily fit in your laptop bag. It's a great option even when you're traveling and you want to carry a high quality studio type microphone along with you to connect with your office, your colleagues, your family. If there is one disadvantage to this microphone is that at the end of the day it is still a condenser microphone. Condenser microphones are sensitive to noise which means they will pick up noise. Other than that it's a great option for high quality audio. So that was a quick look at the road NTUSB.


Now, we need to understand a basic difference between axis deviation of the heart and a media transition. So, normally we know that the heart is at a 45 degree axis and there can be a left axis deviation where the axis turns the apex itself turns a little more toward the left or there can be a right axis deviation where the apex goes towards the midline. Now, when you have an axis deviation, we always think of intrinsic cardiac economy. So, to begin with when you have a left axis deviation, there are certain anomalies we think of and when there is a right axis deviation with the line coming in the center, we need to think of some anomalies. Now, why I am showing this is because as compared to axis deviation, mediasonal shift is a different entity in a way. What happens in mediasonal shift is that the heart still points to the left or to the right or to the left and the heart gets shifted to one side. So, if there is a mass here on the right side, the heart, the mediasonum will be shifted to the left but the apex of the heart will still point to the left. And similarly, if there is a large mass on the left side, the entire mediason will be shifted to the right but the apex of the heart will still point towards the left. And why it is important is because axis deviation typically is associated with cardiac economies, whereas mediasonal shift is one of the hallmarks of a thoracic abnormality or thoracic mass and one of the whistle blowers as we have seen it drawn. So, what happens in day-to-day practice is we always don't make it a point to look at lungs, especially getting. So, just like we look at four chambers, RGUT, LBUT, we do not look at lungs, though we are supposed to look at lungs. So, there are some whistle blowers which make us realize that okay, something is wrong in the thorax or in the lung. And the first whistle blower is a mediasonal shift. So, here for example, we can see that the entire mediason is shifted to the left, but the apex of the heart is still pointing to the right, but the apex of the heart is still pointing to the left. And that's a classical mediasonal shift. And this is the first whistle blower that something is wrong in the thorax or in the lung. The second whistle blower is the appearance of the lung. So, typically we said that lungs are slightly more hyper-reflective as compared to the liver. But if the equivalency is significantly different as compared to the liver, that's another clue that something is wrong going wrong in the lungs or in the thorax. And of course, this can be a large hyper-reflective mass as we'll see later on. The third whistle blower are presence of cystic areas within the lungs. So, normally we have uniform appearance of the lungs, but if we see cystic areas such as this, that's the third whistle blower that something is wrong in the lungs or in the thorax. The fourth whistle blower is the position of the diaphragm. So, just to show you that normally if you look at a diaphragm and the respiratory movements, the diaphragm shows a slight convexity towards the chest. And that's a normal appearance. If the diaphragm is flat or if the diaphragm becomes convex towards the diaphragm, that's another whistle blower that something is wrong in the lungs or in the thorax. And lastly, look at the movements of the diaphragm. As I said that more the leaves of the diaphragm should move synchronously. That is very important. If you see a paradoxical movements of diaphragm, as you see here, you can see that one leaflet is going up, the other going down, one coming up, the other going down. That is another whistle blower for a possible thoracic abnormally. Classically, for example, in a diaphragmatic hernia. So, as I said earlier, very often lung abnormalities are picked up, not because we are concentrating on the lungs, but because we see one of these five whistle blowers which makes us aware that something is going wrong.


At least 13 people have been killed and several wounded in two separate artillery attacks on the northern Syrian town of Afrin. Civil defence forces say the force attacks struck a residential area or the second heat, a hospital shortly afterward. Video, footage and social media showed casualties amid the ruins of the Al-Shifa Hospital. The white helmet rescue workers known officially as Syria's civil defence, told newsmen that three of their members had been wounded in the hospital attack and none of them was serious.


I haven't been here in a while until I didn't come into the chat because of whitey. You need to stay an extra day. You need an extra week? Your stream means a lot of help. Yeah, true it does. Anything I can get. I'm just kidding. Anything I can get. I'm just kidding. Okay, so let's take a look at this top 100 games. People wanted me to look at this. I wonder what my opinion of this list is going to be because I think, I mean there's going to be a lot of games here that I haven't played but I know about whatever I'm sure I am. Borderlands is good, I like that. Borderlands 2. I have played Borderlands but not all the way through. Yeah, me neither. IGN usually has bad takes. Well then let's find out how bad their takes are. Divinity Original Sin 2. This game, McConnell keeps wanting me to play Divinity Original Sin 2 and a lot of people say that this is like one of the best of, like one of the best ARPGs. The best D&D experience you can get from but interesting. Yeah. It's the best RPG of all time. Interesting. It's turn-based not ARPG. Oh my bad, my bad. How is Final Fantasy 7 98? Final Fantasy 7 is a landmark JRPG for a variety of reasons but many of its achievements have now been lost to the winds of time and technological progress. That's not the point. Yeah. Yet it's age has done nothing to change the status of series with Poppin and Beloved Entry. We just come about thanks to its wide cast of detailed, emotionally driven characters that journey through one of the most memorable worlds to emerge from Japan's development scene. The pacing of its continually, continually, timely tale is its master stroke. What is the sentence? Who wrote this? The pacing of its continually, timely tale is its master stroke. Square allows you to slowly fall for its rag-tag bunch of eco-terrorists before introducing its main villain, Forever Chilling Sephiroth, and then focusing the story on much more personal stakes despite the looming apocalypse. While overall the story is heavy, the world thrives on its idiosyncrasies, a variety of bizarre enemies, comedic mini-games, absurdly sized swords. It's this combination of light and dark that makes Final Fantasy 7 such an enduring classic. How the hell do you put probably one of the best games of all time at 98? This is the reality of it. Graphics in games, when you're talking about how good games are, graphics don't really matter. The art style, what matters is the medium in which the game is presented to you. The game is like a canvas to tell a story. So if this game is from 1997, you can't really say, oh, it has bad graphics. It's like, bro, this game was on PlayStation 1. That doesn't make the game any less good. It's about the story, it's about the gameplay, it's about the RPG elements building your character, like the materia system and leveling up your characters and getting the limit breaks. The actual gameplay and the combat of the game is fantastic. It's turn-based, it's super fun. What is the system called? Like ATB system or whatever? It is so unbelievably good. The stories in that game are so good.  They're like little mini stories or like the story between this person and that person, that person, this person, and throughout the entire game, when you're going through the world, you kind of unlock all this lore and this backstory behind every single character, which makes almost every single character super relatable, and it makes the player basically fall in love with everybody. Yeah, and this is like a lot of people's favorite game of all time. Yeah, like I don't know how it's 98, this is just like, this is bad. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for worst gaming articles, starting at number 10, the IGN Masterstroke Top 100 video games of all-time articles. True. Assassin's Creed 4? I love Assassin's Creed games. But how is this better than Final Fantasy 7? Well, Assassin's Creed, I don't know. To me, I think Assassin's Creed games are really good. It wasn't Black Flag, not even like the, like, wasn't Black Flag considered worse than like, was it three or two that was really, really good? Yeah, I mean, it's probably further down on the list. There's four of the best one. Oh, Black Flag was the best one? I don't think it was the best one. Yeah, it wasn't the best one, but it was good. I never played through an Assassin's Creed game. Like, I played it like randomly, like at a friend's house, but I never like played through it. Yeah. Monkey Island 2 Le Chuck's Revenge. What? What is that? Monkey Island 2. Dude, this is so hard for me to, like, take this list seriously. Like, I've heard this is a great game, but it's like, is it really better than Final Fantasy 7? You're overrating Final Fantasy by a lot. No shot, dude. Okay, you're gonna say Burnout 3 is better than than Monkey Island 2 and Final Fantasy 7. And Assassin's Creed Black Flag. Fallout 2. I heard Fallout 2 was a really, really good game, but I never played it. League of Legends 93. Mega Man 3. Mega Man 3 took every lesson that Capcom and Mega Man 2 expanded to find and remixed it. Animal Crossing New Horizons. This is the new one that just came out. This was actually an insanely good game. That was such a good game. This was surprisingly good. As somebody who I watched it, I didn't play it. I feel like that should be higher on the list. It's so good. I watched it, I didn't play it. You didn't play it? I wish I played it. We just played Animal Crossing together. I wish I played this, but I did not. It's one of the best games ever. Well, maybe it's one of the most successful games ever. I feel like I know Dota is really what made MOBA as a thing, but League of Legends is what took MOBAs and shot it into the stratosphere. Same thing with EverQuest and WoW. Like, they were... Successful and good doesn't necessarily mean the same thing. Thief 2, The Metal Age. I didn't play this. I don't have a... I've never heard of it. Yeah, I haven't heard of it. They took everything right about stealth games and added a dash of steampunk-infused magic. I like steampunk games. Yeah, Fallout is steampunk, right? No, not Fallout. It's Bioshock. SimCity 2000. Oh, dude, I remember... I love SimCity. My friends, older brother and sisters would always play SimCity. Whenever I was a kid, they had a computer. I didn't have a computer yet, I think. When I was younger, older brother and sister that they were in high school and middle school, they would always play SimCity. I thought it was the craziest thing in the world. I thought it was insane. But SimCity eventually spun off into what's like The Sims, right? The Sims ended up being the big thing. I love conversations when you're playing The Sims because you'll be like, oh yeah, I added a new addition to the house today and I need to feed the baby, but you're just having these conversations. Yeah, yeah. I don't know if you have worn a Herzog. See, that's what I'm saying.   Indie games tend to get more positive. Yeah, yeah. It's like the underdog effect. Titanfall 2. I've heard Titanfall is good, but I didn't play it a whole lot. I played Titanfall, that was good. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 was incredible. Okay, so good. I was so excited when they remade the Tony Hawk games recently. They did Tony Hawk 1 and 2 Remake. It was the best remake, remaster, whatever of any game that I've ever seen ever. It was so good. Whenever I play, I do like the claw grip and I put a lot of torque on my pointer finger. So I'm like, boom, boom, grind, boom, grind. What happened is I inflamed one of my joints. And I'm not joking, my joint, it's still like, if I try and pop my knuckle, it hurt for a year straight and even now, I think my knuckle was bigger. For a year straight?  It was so sick, dude. Monster Hunter World, Monster Hunter is okay. I played it a little bit. I did a sponsor stream for it. I didn't really like it that much. There are things about Monster Hunter that are cool, but Resident Evil 2 remake was amazing. This was so good. Did you play this? No, I just don't like scary games. This game was so... This game was perfect in so many ways. I used to not play scary games at all. I didn't like scary movies. But the problem is I like viewers. And stream really likes... And viewers like scary games. That's true.  System Shock 2, I don't know what this is. Mortal Kombat 11. Mortal Kombat is good. I don't remember if it was Mortal Kombat 2 or 3 that really was like boom, Mortal Kombat was the thing. People say Persona 5. I should really play Persona 5. I've never played that. Dark Souls. The most boring thing to know about Dark Souls is difficulty. Why? Because it's time for focusing on all things that makes it... The most influential game of the last decade. Actually, hey, good take. Because a lot of times people always say Dark Souls is so hard. But the thing is, it's not about Dark Souls being hard. The level design of Dark Souls is absolutely amazing. The way that you level up your character, the gameplay, the combat. There's so many things that are so good about Dark Souls. The mechanics of how you do it. So good, man. Fortnite number 79. So Fortnite... There's reasons that a lot of people don't like Fortnite. Myself included. Fortnite is a good game, especially once they got rid of building. But there's a lot of reasons to not like Fortnite. There's people that don't like the art style. There's people that don't like... There's a lot of stuff that you cannot like about Fortnite. Fable 2. Fable 2. I love Fable. Fable 2 we haven't played yet. But Fable 1 was amazing. And everybody says that Fable 2 is even better. GoldenEye 007. GoldenEye was really good when it came out.  I've never played it. I've never seen it being played. GoldenEye, I'm being honest, chat. If you go back and play GoldenEye now, it's literally unplayable. Mm-hmm.  To its credit, it's kind of like set the standard for FPS games. But now FPS games have gotten so good. Yeah. Yeah, FPS games have gotten so good. Super Smash Ultimate. I hate Super Smash. What was Smash Ultimate? Smash Ultimate was that... Switch? I'll be honest, I think Smash is one of the best fighting games of all time. And I think it's funny because Smash is one of those games that is... It was like a party game made to like, you know, it's a fighting game made for parties is what it was. And then it ended up getting so advanced. Right? And I'm getting so advanced and mechanically like, it's... I think it's one of the best games ever. I do agree that this should be on the list. Dota 2. A lot of people like Dota 2. There's people that say Dota is better than League. League is better than Dota. I think Dota 2, something that's bad about Dota is the barrier of entry is much higher than League. Mm-hmm. I'm too intimidated to even try playing Dota. I don't think it's possible. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. This game has actually insane mechanics. Yeah. Yeah, this game actually has insane mechanics. It's really addicting. Yeah. But it's like, it's so many mechanics that, again, a lot like Smash, it's gotten too sweaty because it has too many mechanics. But it's almost too much. Yeah. That you cannot have an honest, it's gotten too sweaty because it has too many mechanics that like, this was a party game and now it's like competitive. Yeah. And it makes it not fun sometimes. Donkey Kong, my favorite game. Well, Donkey Kong Country or no, that's not Donkey Kong Country. That's Arcade. I think it's Donkey Kong Arcade. Yeah, I know. I like Donkey Kong Country. Yeah, Donkey Kong Country is amazing. I don't know about Donkey Kong Arcade. The Sims 3 is better than Final Fantasy 7, guys. There's three more than they like Sims 4. Because what happened was the Sims 4 came out and basically like took away a bunch of stuff that Sims 3 already had like built in. Splinter Cell, Chaos Theory, I haven't played this, but I know it's good. Super Mario World 2, Yoshi's Island. You know what's funny? I think I never beat this, but I played it as a kid. It's so good. Really? I never played Yoshi's Island. The Super Mario World games are so good. Silent Hill 2. Yes. Halloween Day and then the next day. Two streams. Silent Hill 2 was amazing. The Pyramid Head and the way they game- Oh, that's where Pyramid Head came from? Yes. Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. I think that this game in a lot of ways is the best GTA. Mm-hmm. In a lot of ways, this is the best GTA. I think if Vice City was longer, the problem with Vice City was it was too short. San Andreas, you can argue that maybe it's a little bit too long. But... I think in a lot of ways is the best one. XCOM 2. XCOM is really good. This is another turn-based game. But man, like, wait, wait, hold on. Is this XCOM 2 like the new XCOM? I never played the new one. The original one was cool. Mods for XCOM 2 go hard. Maybe I should play it. Original XCOM was, like, kind of sick. Turn-based Starcraft is the best way I can explain it. Control... I don't know what control is. Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare. I think that was my favorite Call of Duty, actually. Wasn't Modern Warfare 2 better? Oh, yeah. Wait, which zombies? When did zombies come out? It was the one after Modern Warfare 2, I think. No, maybe it was Modern Warfare 2. Okay, because whichever one the zombies came out in that, I think that was my favorite. Yeah, Black Ops was the one after. Did I play this one? That's a new one, isn't it? The newer one? I think I did play this one. That one was good. I didn't finish it, but it was good from what I played of it. I really liked it. Batman, Arkham City, I liked all the new Batman games. Yeah. Dude, when these games came out, these were, like, on top of the world. But I think Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, I liked all the new Batman games. They were so good. Uncharted 2, I have not played Uncharted 2, but I've heard it's amazing. I've heard both Uncharted games are really good. Overwatch at number 56. Okay, I'm going to let you finish, but Overwatch is one of the greatest games of all time. I think Overwatch is really cool. I'm just not good at it. I actually think Overwatch is cool. I don't think Overwatch is better than League of Legends. I don't think Overwatch is better than a lot of the games above it. Yeah. Like Final Fantasy VII, but I think Overwatch is a good game. Overwatch, Revolution, it's a video game porn. Very good. That's actually true. Apex Legends, better than Overwatch. Apex is really good. Yeah, it is good. Yeah, Apex is really good. I personally don't like it better than Overwatch, but I can see why it would be considered better than Overwatch. Yeah, Apex is really good. Hollow Knight, I've heard Hollow Knight is absolutely amazing. I feel like the Metroidvania type games kind of had a a little bit of a resurgence lately, and a lot of it is because of Hollow Knight. What is Metroidvania? Well, they call it that because of Castlevania and Metroid. Oh, okay. It's games like this. It's like a platformer, but it's kind of not. That's such a good game. I forgot what it was called. Yeah, Ori in the Blind Forest. That was good. It's like side-scrolling 2D exploring. It's kind of like a good way of putting it. Yeah, I like Ori. I played Miss Pac-Man. Oh, we know. Yeah, I did. But why is Miss Pac-Man 53? I played Miss Pac-Man when in Emulator. CS 1.6. Yeah, Left 4 Dead 2. Left 4 Dead 2 was really popular because it was... I mean, Left 4 Dead 1 was really popular, but then Left 4 Dead 2 came out, and I just remember Left 4 Dead 1 kind of died. Left 4 Dead 1 is better, really? I remember everybody talking about Left 4 Dead 2. It's a great party game. I'm surprised CS 1.6 is 52. I feel like Counter Strike is the game. There's still people that play 1.6. Not that many because CS Go came out and it kind of replaced 1.6. Yeah, I've only played Go. This is the standard for Valorant. This is the standard for CS Go. Counter Strike 1.6 is... the standard. Diablo II. I didn't get to finish it. I only played the very beginning of it. It was really fun. I only played Diablo III. But they're all very similar, right? They're very similar games. Starcraft 48, absolutely. Starcraft is absolutely incredible. I actually like Starcraft more than I liked Warcraft. Yeah, I like Starcraft more than I like Warcraft. World of Warcraft at 47. I would say this is probably a pretty good spot. I feel like it should be higher. It's intricate. It's such a good game. It's such a massive game. Almost like a massive multiplayer game. This was an international phenomenon. Like 3-4 years after it came out. Whenever it was like burning crusade and going into Wrath of Lich King, WoW was absolutely insane. The higher level Dungeons & Dragons with its stellar looking for group system. It's stellar looking for group system. Dude, why does IGN suck? Why does it suck? Why is it so dumb? It's stellar. I think it's in the right place. This game is Amazing. Absolutely amazing. Kotor 1 is one of the best games I've ever played. I think it's on the same level of Final Fantasy VII. I think it's that good. Fallout New Vegas, Final Fantasy VI. Everybody says Final Fantasy VI is really good. Pokemon Yellow, the original Pokemon games are sick. Metroid Prime, I played it a little bit. It was super cool whenever it came out for the GameCube. I didn't have a GameCube, so I didn't play through it. Skyrim was very good. Very successful, but I didn't play it. Nope. I didn't play any of the other scrolls, but Skyrim was very successful. Resident Evil 4, I haven't played this one. Everybody says it's the best Resident Evil. Shadow of the Colossus, tons of people tell me I need to play this game. The last of us too. I love puzzle games. I didn't play Last of Us 2, but I played Last of Us 1. Wasn't Last of Us 1?  Isn't that what people were saying? I don't know what people said about the second one, but 1 was good. Red Dead Redemption, I actually haven't played Red Dead Redemption. Really? I haven't played the whole thing, but I played bits and pieces. People say it's really good. Have you played Red Dead Revolver? No. Red Dead Revolver is so fun. Sibmeyer Civilization 4, I've played Sibs 3, a fair amount. Oh, enabled Dark Mode. That actually is good. Yeah, good call. Zelda Ocarina of Time 34, amazing game. Absolutely amazing. One of the best games ever. I don't know about 34, but it's absolutely amazing. All three of, in my opinion, my three favorite games ever are now already there. All my favorite games are on the list. Minecraft 33, I think Minecraft is over.  You haven't? I think it's overrated. I think Minecraft is good, but it's overrated. Halo, I think Halo is, this is another generational hit. Yeah. Halo not only was Halo amazing, but I would say if there was one thing that made the Xbox a success as a console, was this game. The fact that this was an Xbox exclusive. Exclusive, yeah. This literally made the entire console. It was that good. Half-Life? I didn't play Half-Life 1. I want to play it someday. Maybe I'll play Black Mesa or something. But Half-Life 2 is amazing. It doesn't surprise me that Half-Life is high on this list because everybody tells me that Half-Life 1 is also very, very, very good. I'm going to see 14. Is it 30? I think 14 is very good. I don't think I would put 14 better than these games. Yeah.  Half-Life, Alex amazing. Dude, Half-Life, Alex was so incredibly good. Like, this is a game that got me really interested in VR. Mmm. Did I skip 27-28? Oh, I did. Tetris. I mean, Tetris is just like a timeless game. Yeah. Metal Gear Solid 3. So that's the one I said everybody said I should play Metal Gear Solid 3 earlier. Yeah. Chrono Trigger is one that I still need to play. A lot of people say this right here. Why the regret is the greatest RPG of all time. A lot of people say that. I will play Chrono Trigger at some point. Wow. Portal. Portal is incredibly fun. And the crazy thing about Portal is this was like a fun minigame that they threw into the orange box. Really? Yeah, Portal was not like a big AAA release. Wow. It's like one of the most popular games. What was it? What was Orange Box? Half-Life 2, Team Fortress and Portal? That's another good soundtrack too, huh? Street Fighter 2. I think a lot of people think of Street Fighter. They think of Street Fighter 2. This is like the Street Fighter that people think of. Is this one. This cover. Chun-Li. This is the one. Super Mario. Super Mario Bros. like the original. Yeah, of course, 21. I wonder if they have 64 on this list. 64 should probably be super high. Undertale is a crazy soundtrack. Undertale is a crazy soundtrack. Bloodborne is sick. I've barely played it and I will play this at some point. I promise. Dude, there's so many of these games that I haven't played. But Bloodborne, I promise to play this game. Bioshock is another one. I played this at a friend's house. But I bought all the Bioshock games. I think I really played through them. Here's Last of Us 1 is way higher. Witcher 3, everybody says that I would love the Witcher 3. Yeah, it's a good game. But it's really long and I haven't played it. I probably won't play this one just because it's so long. The Witcher games is really cool. It's really appealing to me. Halo 2 just took what Halo did and just pranked it up. It was even better. Castlevania, Symphony of the Night. What is this one? This is a game that made... There's a bunch of games now. Oh, that looks familiar. There's a ton of games now being made based on... Basically, this was a genre defining game. Yeah. Hollow Knight was basically based off of this. Hades. I never played Hades, but so many people said Hades is amazing. So many people have said Hades is amazing. GTA V. I think the GTA San Andreas is better than 5 in some ways. But the thing that makes GTA V better I think is everything outside of the game. Like... The ability to mod the game and going into 5M and GTRP, GTA Online, all that stuff that came out of 5, I would say makes it better. I think it's probably San Andreas, Vice City, 5, and then GTA IV. That's the order. Super Mario Bros. 3. I think this was the big time Super Mario game. Not even the first one, or any of the stuff that was before it. Maybe it's because I'm younger, but this is the game that I think made Mario what it was. Yeah, 3 was good. Leading into Mario 64. Disco Elysium. I never played this. Everybody says this game is amazing. Oh, there's Half-Life 2. Half-Life 2 is absolutely incredible. So I got Half-Life 2 whenever it came out. This is whenever I got Steam and everything else. You haven't played Half-Life 2, so... This game is like... It's like you live in a post-apocalyptic... I actually played this on stream again. Like three years ago. I like this post-apocalyptic type of theme. I think that's a really cool theme. Yeah, and they had a gravity gun. I would be willing to play this again. Red Dead Redemption. I haven't played Red Dead Redemption, but I played Red Dead Revolver. And Red Dead Revolver was so good. But Red Dead Revolver was way different. Red Dead Redemption was like a GTA version of the game. Red Dead Revolver had levels. Super Mario 64. Number 7. I would put this game up. Because Super Mario 64... I think that might be my favorite one. I'm not sure. This is kind of what Halo did for the Xbox. Super Mario 64 did this for the N64. The gameplay that comes out of this. Because when you first play Mario 64, the controls feel kind of janky. Because you have the stick and the controller is weird. But now that people have played it so much, they figured out so many different ways to manipulate how your character moves. That it's actually a super, super high-skill game. And it's just fun. I definitely don't play it at a high-skill level. Yeah. Mass Effect 2, the Mass Effect games. I feel like in high school it was Mass Effect and Bioshock. The two big games. And... I had a bunch of friends that played these, but I didn't play them. Super Metroid. Metroidvania. Yeah, this is like Metroid and Castlevania. Oh yeah, Castlevania. That's what people call these games, like the Metroidvania games. Yeah. Zelda, A Link to the Past, Number 4. Okay. I would... I mean, I love Link to the Past. But I don't think it's better than Ocarina Time. What's the one that people keep telling me to play? Oh, the new one is Breath of the Wild, yeah. People keep telling me I should play Breath of the Wild. Breath of the Wild is so good. Yeah. I think this game is amazing. It was so good. But I don't think it's better than Ocarina Time. Portal 2 is here. Okay, Portal 2 at Number 3. Super Mario World Number 2. Super Mario World is very good. Yeah. But I don't know how to put it at Number 2. Yeah, Number 2, like, of all time. Yeah, this is saying all time. Best video games. Number 1 is Among Us. I'm just kidding. No way. Breath of the Wild. Alright. Breath of the Wild is Number 1. I haven't played this. Everybody keeps telling me I should play Breath of the Wild. It is good. It's a good game. I love those little puzzle games.  There's so many things that I'm just like, how do you... I think it's also incredibly difficult to rate the game of all time. There's so many different categories. What are you rating them out? I feel like you need to have a rating of a 1 to 10 of six categories and really look at it.  There's so many of these things here. Portal... I don't know, man. These are all good games, right? But it's just like... You go as high up as 98 in Final Fantasy 7. It's like, bro, come on. This blows my mind, man. This absolutely blows my mind.