I'm Adam Cranfield with Cal OES. This week marked the official start of summer, and while it's tempting to take a dip in local waterways, please be mindful of cold and fast flows. With a record snowpack in the Sierras, local rivers and lakes remain dangerous to swim in. Don't go in the water, and if you're near it, always wear a life jacket.  Also this week, Nancy Ward's position as Cal OES director was unanimously confirmed by the California Senate Rules Committee. She was sworn in in December 2022, becoming the first woman in this role. She returns to Cal OES following a robust multi-decade career in emergency management. And finally, as temperatures rise, so does the risk for mosquitoes, stagnant water and warm temperatures combined to create mosquito breeding grounds. Mosquitoes can carry dangerous diseases, so be sure to use mosquito repellent and wear long sleeves and pants for extra protection. To see more from us, visit news.caloes.ca.gov and follow us on all our social media platforms.


The Blue Beetles, weeping down upon the underworld as Smash Ganglin comes the mysterious, all-powerful character who is a problem to the police, but a crusader for law. In reality, Dan Garrett, a rookie patrolman, loved by everyone but suspected by none of being the Blue Beetle. As the Blue Beetle, he hides behind a strange mask and a suit of impenetrable blue chain from a flexible assailant but stronger than steel. Today's episode of the Blue Beetle is entitled, Spirit Don't Talk. In every city and small town throughout the country, there are certain individuals who claim to have supernatural powers, mediums who claim that through them the dead speak. Only a few have firmly believed in their supernatural power and endeavored to use it for good. Even they have been exploited for dishonest purposes by unscrupulous individuals and groups of individuals. As a story opens, patrolman Dan Garrett, who in secret is really the Blue Beetle, is discussing the fortune-telling racket with his friend and confidant, Dr. Brown. Tell me, Danny, why is it that District Attorney hasn't done something about this situation? Well, in the first place, it's hard to get witnesses to testify against these fortune-tellers and mediums. In the second place, what can witnesses testify to? Why, that they were told that they'd take an ocean voyage or meet a blonde man who would be the great love of their life? You can't put anybody in jail for that. No, I suppose not. That isn't a part of this racket that causes the police and the District Attorney concerned. What does? You see, when a person starts going to fortune-tellers, he or she is a marked man or woman. He or she is registered, as it were, by a great ring. Registered? Ring? Yes. Everything about the client is noted by the fortune-teller. Assistance notes, the wearing apparel is quality, style, where purchased and so on. Traits of character are studied, weighed and measured. Clients are urged to talk about themselves. The possible names and addresses are secured. All this information goes into a central bureau to be tabulated and cross-indexed for future reform. Well, bless my soul. I had no idea such an elaborate system existed. Sure, there's a regular ring that controls the racket. Well, what about spiritualism and mediums? Are these so-called mediums part of this racket? Most of them. They constitute the most dangerous part of the racket. Well, how do you mean? Well, when they get hold of a client, some susceptible individual who believes it's possible to talk to the loved ones who've died, they work on that individual's mind, influence that individual to commit acts he or she would never think of committing if left alone. Oh, what's the connection between fortune-tellers and mediums? The fortune-tellers pick out easy marks. And if considered worthwhile material to work on, they're enthralled into visiting a spiritualist or urged to sit in on a sayon. My, my, my. People are so gullible. Yes, they are. They have to be protected from themselves. Well, somebody's in the store. I'll be back in a minute. Probably Mike Manigan. If it is, send him back. Well, hello, Doc. Is Danny the dad's ever dood? The troll in his feet? Yes. Danny's back in the laboratory. He's probably cooking up a witch's brew of some sort. Hey, you mind if I go in? Oh, no, go right back, officer Manigan. Hello, Mike. Hello, Danny. Are you ready to visit the mediums? Ready and waiting.  Yeah, I think your advice is good. They'll ever suspect we're cops in these clothes. I don't know about that. My wind-blown barb and your red face. They don't look like bookkeepers, but where are you two boys going? To a she-ons. You mean sayon, Doc? Yeah. We're going to talk with the dead. Who's the medium? Well, he calls himself Professor Windriff. And where's the sayons being held? Windriff's house out on Elm Street. You know, that old place that flipped back from the street? Yes. Yes, I know it. People used to say it was haunted. That's the place. Well, come on, patrolman Gareth. Pardon me, Mr. Gareth. You go ahead, Mike. I want to ask Doc something. I'll be with you in a minute. OK, I'll wait out front for you. Hey, Doc, can I borrow your X-ray camera with a special infrared lens? Oh, certainly, Danny. I'll get it for you. Now, what can I carry it in? Oh, here. It's quite fat. Here it is. Put it in this briefcase. Oh, thanks, Doc. I'll see you later. If the spirits don't get me. In another part of the city, an interesting discussion is being held. Banker James Henley is talking with his son, John, and his nephew, William. I want you, John, and you, William, to accompany me to the science, Professor Windriff. May he be able to communicate with my dead son, Rodney. Oh, dad, it's all a fake. This spiritualism and mediums and such stuff. I don't believe Professor Windriff or anybody else can communicate with the dead. Well, I do. You only have to take one look at the professor to know that he's unusual. He has that faraway expression that psychic people have. Oh, nonsense. Oh, William is right, John. Professor Windriff is gifted beyond most models. I'm sure he will be able to communicate with my elder son, who was killed in Spain. Perhaps Rodney will be able to advise me in my financial affairs. He was always so right about things. And I'm getting old, and I need his advice. Yes, and I'm sure his advice will still be good, Uncle James. Yes, William. I'm glad you have the right attitude toward these things. Well, let's get started to the séance. The sooner we get there, the sooner it will be over. Who's going to be out at Windriff's place, Daddy? Not sure. Charlie Storm and his son told me that Banker Henley is a frequenter of Windriff's séances. Well, how are we going to get in there? Charlie got me two cards from a girlfriend of his who's a hostess in one of those gypsy tea rooms. Do you think they'll suspect us? I don't know, but let me do the talking. You just keep still and look psychic. And how does a guy look when he looks psychic? Just stare straight at everything and everybody. Just as if you were looking through them at the immortal spheres. That's the way I look when I've been hit on the head. Well, I'll talk you one before we go in, if that'll help. Yeah, never mind. I can look psychic without your help. OK. That's the heart of the head. It's a pleasant looking spot for a murder. Are you healed? No, I didn't bring a gun. Well, I did. And if any goes to the pot of spirit, that's Jay with me. I'm going to use it. Now, here we are. Come on, Mike, and remember to look psychic. OK, Danny. Good evening. Are you expected? We have cards. Very good. Will you come in, please? The séance is about to begin. Thank you. Who are these gentlemen jerks? They have cards, sir. Are you Professor Wendrop? Yes, I am. This is Mr. Michael P. Mannegan, and I'm Mr. Van Norden Garrett. We were recommended to you by the Gypsy Tea Room. My friend here is psychic. Oh, I see. Well, come in, gentlemen. They're right in here. This is Mr. James Henley, the banker, his son, John, and his nephew, William, Mr. Mannegan, and Mr. Garrett. Thank you. Now, will you all take seats, please? You and Mr. Mannegan sit here, Mr. Garrett. Thank you. Sit in a circle and hold hands. Mr.   There we are. This is a lot of poppy cars. John, John, be quiet. If you don't want to sit in, leave the room. Oh, all right, Father. I'll keep quiet. I'm afraid your son is not in a receptive mood, Mr. Henley. Oh, he'll be all right, Professor. He's young, that's all. Yes. Now, we'll each take the hand of the persons on either side of us, and I'll put the lights out with this switch in the floor at my feet. Quiet, everybody. Relax. Vanish thoughts of this mundane world and let your minds wander out into the infinite. What was that sound? My teeth chattering. Is that you, Rodney, my son? Yes, Father. Yes, I'm the one killed in pain. Speak to me. Speak to me. Rodney, are you well? I cannot rest. A heavy burden lies on my soul. What is the burden on your soul, Rodney? My brother John does not love you. Only William loves you. That's a lie. William is a crook. This seance is... Lights. Switch on those lights. What happened here? John. John, what's wrong? Well, I... What happened? What happened here? Look, my son John, there on the floor. Stand back, everybody. Mannequin, cover those exits. He's dead, all right. Stabbed in the back. Wait a minute. What is this? Who are you to give orders in my house? Shulman Tan Carrot. My psychic friend is Officer Mannequin. Miranda, if anybody attempts to leave this room, this gun of mine will speak. And it won't be a psychic message either. Go ahead, Boris Danny. This is a case of murder. An hour later, back at the little apothecary shop of Dr. Frans, Dan Garrett and Dr. Frans are examining two photographs which have just been developed. Now, Doc, this is the first one I snapped through the X-ray camera. It shows the interior of the room where the seance was held. What's that dark spot there on the wall? Where? It looks like a loudspeaker behind a large painting. That's probably where the voice came from, that old man Henley thought was the voice of his dead son, Rodman. He was the old man's favorite son. He volunteered to fight in Spain and was killed in battle. Let's see the other photograph. All right. I took this one just as John said, this is a lie. It shows the group seated in a circle. Look, look there. It's a murderer. His hand is clutching a dagger raised to strike. It even shows the cotton he wrapped around the hill to avoid leaving fingerprints. Photograph alone will convict the murderer of John Henley. Are you going to phone police headquarters to hold him? If they hold him, we may not be able to run the higher-ups in the racket area. Then you think the murderer of John Henley was not the top man. Oh, no. He was just part of the ring. The brains of the racket are higher up, but they should have realized that John Henley's death would bring down the police on their necks. Somebody made a miscue there. I don't think the ring planned John's death. What do you think their plan was? Simply to use a dead son Rodney's fake voice to work on the old man and influence him, to let his nephew William advise him. And in time, persuade him to make William his heir. But why? William is probably being used by this gang of racketeers. The old man should die, leaving his vast fortune to William, and William would be blackmailed into coming across with a large sum of money to the racketeers. What devilish things evil minds can think of. Yes. Oh, by the way, Doc, put those negatives in a safe place. And they'll be safe with me, Danny. All right. Well, the Blue Beetle is going into action on this gang of crooked buzzards. What are you going to do? The Blue Beetle is paying several visits tonight. But for another day dawn, the spiritualist racket will be smashed. The Blue Beetle is the murderer of John Henley. What will the Blue Beetle discover at Professor Windrup's residence?  Off through the night feeds the Blue Beetle in his crusade against crime.


Hi my name is Ann and I am the media and digital content manager for the African Cup New South Wales. It's a really exciting day for the competition. We're really excited to have been able to partner with the Western Sydney Wanderers for this. It's been so fantastic to see the African community really get behind this tournament once again, but we're excited to sort of start something for this year, something that we can build on for the future. These fields and the facilities we have here are meaning a lot to the African community and bringing these people together, it helps them to culturally know each other, create cultural exchanges, also create that critical mass we need for youth to connect, you know make friendships, encourage each other and being united. Africa has always been a united continent and we bring the same unity here to Australia so today is a great great day for them and for the first time playing here at Wanderers everyone is feeling just high. It's very exciting, the talent is amazing, like across every team there's amazing talent that you're going to see and just the competition as well. It's getting better every single year, it's good to see like everyone come together, enjoy the game and this game just brings them together you know and it's enjoyable, very enjoyable. We're one of the African cups so it's very exciting times, a lot of talent around, it's been very exciting, a lot of goals around so we've been enjoying it. I mean all these guys are like friends and family to me so very exciting having them around, very motivating for the boys, I mean so far it's 3-0 but it's like almost like 10-0 right now the way they're celebrating in the air, it's good. I mean I feel very privileged to be an ambassador, especially around friends and family, I've got my dad watching and our uncle's watching as well so yeah it's very exciting. We wanted to partner with the Wunderers because they were in the heart of the community, so many of the boys speak about their childhoods just down the road and so many of them have been just you know this is where they found home, this is where they found peace and what we love seeing about the team now is seeing so many African players come through the system and in through to the A-League team as well and I think that's been the joy about it as well is that we're connecting with an organization with a football club that shares the same values of community that we have. This is more than just a football tournament, it really was started to foster a sense of community for Africans who are part of the diaspora coming here and this was an opportunity for them to come together and to be able to celebrate that African heritage and just have some fun and this is what I love about the tournament is why I got involved was there was just so much joy from the training sessions with the boys to how they celebrate on the park which is like no other and it really does have that true sense of joy.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JaspysGazebrakes.com. We just sold out our last round of number block for the Jaspys high-end NFL kickoff mixer This is for one spot in the break and this is R&B 6. So how this works guys? The name R&B 6 will get one team in the kickoff mixer and of course whatever hits come out for that team Will be distributed out to you guys that are number six So then that turns into a serial number break just basically a one-team R&B Now of course if any hits for those teams pop out will be going by the serial number Everybody gets a random number from zero through nine and of course first number the left side of serial number dash will we go by Now of course any redemption slash invite will go to spot zero all Unnumbered cards are randomized in one lot at the end and if the Super Bowl tickets get randomized to R&B 6 Which is you guys will randomize the R&B name entries and the top name wins the tickets Here's a dice roller. Here's the customer names on down to Chad and then zero through nine There's R&B five here at the bottom that's empty. Here we go dice roll it boom Six and a four ten times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Boom ten times six four ten Ryan down to Terry and then we got six four ten one two three four five six seven eight ten times Four down to eight hold on guys my computer froze again There it is Four down to eight So Ryan you have a spot for Jimmy with spot six Chad any of our redemptions for the team that gets messed up for you if there is any will go to you or with five And you have nine Sean with two or with three Niko with seven Hans Any one of ones with a team that gets messed up here with R&B six would be going to you and Terry with eight So there you go guys and again Once we know the team once we saw the break We'll know the team that's assigned for you guys and then of course every here would be distributed R&B style. So I appreciate you guys Good luck


Welcome to the Nintendo Prime Podcast, episode number four of our rebooted podcast, uh, two miles, kind of in front of me now, not even on the left, but hey, it's your guys on the right. We have the co-host, as always, Mr. Eric Moore. Hello. Rocking the sexy Zeldas shirt to S.E. Oh, yeah. Well, because I wore blue and then I blended into the background, so, yeah. I mean, that's your own problem. No, I know. You get that blue is my favorite color. No, I know. I know. And then obviously we have up on the TV for you guys, Mr. Captain Burgesson. Hello, that's me. You guys, if you even know who he is, if you even know who he is, I'd be surprised. But if you do, it's from probably the Hylian Gamescast over at Game Over Jesse's channel. We just had Game Over Jesse on a couple of weeks ago. He actually showed up. So how about that? There you go. We're making progress with that guy. All right, so I guess let's just get this thing started. Just like three things to talk to you guys, there's no major news that's been happening per se unless all you care about is Switch Pro, and we just did a whole episode on that last week. So let's talk about Mario's 35th anniversary, because it comes to an end this month. All right? Pretty much everything that was going to happen for it has already happened. All the SWAT Fest, the Animal Crossing contents out now. We have even the Super Nintendo World is not open, which wasn't part of the celebration, but it's all Mario themed. So it might as well be part of the celebration. They have that open out in Japan now. But I think the biggest reason to, well, there's really two reasons to talk about the 35th anniversary. One, did Nintendo do a good job and do enough? Two, Nintendo's doing something that only Nintendo does. And that is, at the end of this month, two Mario games, well, four altogether, are just vanishing like they don't exist anymore. If you guys don't know what I'm talking about, nice reminder that Mario 35, which you only play if you're part of the Nintendo Switch Online service, and then Super Mario 3D All-Stars is gone physically and digitally. So it's not just going out of print, won't even be on the eShop. It just doesn't exist anymore. So what are your guys' thoughts on Nintendo? First of all, let's start there with eliminating games. What are your guys' thoughts on this and why Nintendo is doing it? And are we ever going to see these games again? And was this even a good idea for them? Because it almost feels like a sour way to end the 35th anniversary of Mario. Anyone? Go ahead. Well, like the obvious answer I want to say is that the generate demand thing, right? The whole it's a limited time, so you have to buy it. It's an hour never thing and it entices people that way. But then Mario 35 is not really it's pretty pretty much a free game. So I almost feel like that line of reasoning doesn't work for that game, unless it's that they don't want to keep servers up or running or devote those resources to it for too long. I mean, Tentris 99 is free and has been for a while. That's true. But they also sell a physical version now. So you can buy it. You don't have to have the online service. So like Mario 35 is a lot of fun. I understand that like who cares it was free, but it's also. Yeah, but now we just don't have it at all. Like at least 99 to take that away. You can still buy and play it if you want. So yeah, true. Like for people who care about game preservation, it's kind of a whoopsies. We're just not going to be here anymore. Have a good day. Yeah. So OK, so like Mario 35 is is it's really neat. And I think there's some hopes out there for like a DK 40 or a Zelda 35 or something like that this year. Who knows? Maybe that's why it's going away, because they're going to replace it with another similar game from another franchise, potentially. So I could maybe see a justification for that with 3D all stars. Game is sold probably at this point, 10 million copies. And I get that part of the reason it's sold so well is that fear of missing out. The FOMO and Nintendo created by saying, hey, you can only get this game for a very small, limited amount of time. But at the same point, dude, it's a game that sold 10 million copies. Why are they discontinuing it? It's like leaving money out there that they could just keep trickling. Like literally right now, if they just said, hey, look, we're done, like we're not going to, you know, get rid of it. Nobody's going to be mad about that. Yeah. No, no, they'd be. They're just leaving money out. Like, oh, Nintendo listens to our feedback. That's great. It would be a good yard move. Right. Yeah, for sure. The only the only thing I could think of is if Nintendo is that greedy, which they might be, and they're just going to get rid of 3D All-Star so they could sell these games individually later and sell them for a higher price, like 30 bucks a pop, 40 bucks a pop. Yeah. Well, I have I have a theory that these games are going away, but they're going to go away kind of like the NES classic did for a little bit. Right. They're going to go away, come back. They said that was a limited run. It came back. I have a feeling that, like, in part touching off what you said, that they're going to sell these games individually.  But I have a feeling that may be what they're doing.  I can't think of any, like, positive. Like, yeah, I get that they're going to sell it more for more individually later. People are just going to look for used copies of 3D All-Stars instead of buying those games. And because it sold 10 million, there'll be plenty of used copies out there to buy. So I just don't I don't see a benefit for that. Even if let's presume that like Mario 35, they're replacing it with a Zelda 35th collection, right? Because right now we only know for Zelda. We only know Skyward Sword HD. We don't know about any other games, including Breath of the Wild. We don't even know. We know we're going to get news about Breath of the Wild, but we don't know if it's actually going to be released in the window of the 35th anniversary. So I think it will be. But we'll talk about more about more on that later. But I think that we need to even if they were going to replace it, I don't think that a 3D Zelda All-Stars deters sales from a Mario 3D out there, different kinds of games. Yeah, there's some audience overlap to Nintendo fans. But I mean, that's like saying, hey, look, Breath of the Wild 2 is coming out. We better stop selling Mario Odyssey. It might impact sales. I think I think part of it has to do with generating as much sales right away as you possibly can. Yeah, I understood that to a point. But I understood that before Animal Crossing blew up. Because I could see Nintendo saying, oh, we're in a pandemic. We're not going to have as many games coming out. We need to push sales. So let's make this a limited time thing. And instead, they had the best sales year ever. They had a game sell more copies for a exclusive game than in the history of exclusive games that aren't pack in. So they didn't by the time they announced Mario 3D also, they didn't need it to be that game anymore. And they that's before we knew that things like Age of Calamity was going to come out. Bowser's Fury and 3D Mario and Bowser's 3D blew up as well. That's selling incredibly well. So it's one of those. I can see them doing it like a year ago where they're thinking, OK, maybe we got to worry a little bit. But then by the time it came to an outset, it's kind of like, OK, we don't need to do that. We don't need a boost in sales. Like and Nintendo is not a company to me that ever feels like they're worrying about we need to do something right now. Like, yes, Shintura for a coba factually said they view it as do or die every year.  They were doing quite well. Yeah. So the only thing I could think of. No, only one justification I could see for what they're doing. Guys remember the NES and SNES classics? Yeah. Of course, obviously. So like the NES class in particular, they stopped making it. Right. There was a limited time thing. People got pissed. OK, the SNES classic comes up.  But we still want the NES. Why are you bringing up the SNES? They brought the NES classic back and saw a massive boost in sales. So the one thing I could think of is their thing. And look, we always do this evergreen thing. Right. We sell a million, you know, say we sell a million next quarter, a million the quarter after. What if we just stop and create an artificial demand and then a year from now, bring it back for a month and in that month sell four or five million instead of selling trickle sales all along? Because we're like, hey, we're bringing it back for a limited time. I think you can only do that for so long until people catch on to what you're doing. And then that just basically stops being productive. They haven't done it with a game yet. So I'm saying that they did it with a piece of hardware, right? You're right.  We've got to make more. Right. And granted, we're not saying demand for 3D All Stars is super high at the moment. I mean, it's high right now because people are worried they can't get it. But it's also not nearly as high as it was at launch. So clearly it's the demand is degraded a little because it's bet. I mean, go to the eShop buy right now. It's not that hard to get stores have a lot of people. I think there's this impression that we're going to get to April 1st and you just can't find the game anymore. Well, you can't find it on the eShop. I'm sure there will be stop stocks everywhere. There's some printing copies of it all the way up through the 31st. Right. There's going to be new shipments factually of the game landing in early April. Yeah, you just will be able to find a digital game going in the summer. And then in the summer, by the time Mario Golf hits, it might be pretty hard to find a new physical copy out there. But it's interesting strategy. And I don't I don't like his thing. I own a copy and I kept thinking to myself, would I own a copy of 3D All Stars if I didn't do this? Because I think I'm the consumer they were trying to target and someone who really wasn't interested in it in the first place. Not because I don't like the games, but because honestly, I'm not a person that replays games a lot unless they're very specific games like Zelda games. I replay those. But I don't really replay Mario games like Mario Odyssey. Haven't touched that thing in two years. Haven't had a reason to. They didn't release DLC. So haven't had a reason. Which I'm kind of surprised. They haven't, you know, well, that's a little bit surprise. That's that's actually one of the rumors out there that that's why we're getting Mario Odyssey 2 eventually here because they had so many ideas for content. They said, hey, let's make a new game. Yeah, supposedly is what happened with Breath of the Wild 2. Right, right. Yeah, who knows. So I think that when I think about what they're doing in Mario, I just think they are making a situation, creating a situation that in hindsight, they don't need. But then again, did it work because I ended up buying one? But did I buy it because of the fear of missing out? Or did I buy it because my YouTube channel was blowing up at the time? Yes, it begs the question like maybe they didn't need to do it, but they still made a lot of money doing it anyway. So there's no reason not to just because you don't have to. I think I don't have to eat a bucket of Nutella sitting on my couch at 10 p.m. But I still do it. Yeah, OK. So my thing is fine, discontinue the physical. I mean, why get rid of digital? Why do you have to lose getting rid of digital? Like, it doesn't. I guess because there's that there's that idea of like, I have a game that people who put it off, put it off buying it. They're like, well, I already bought I played Mario 64 way back. I don't need to buy it. And then they put it off or whatever. I could just get a digitally later. But if you if you cut that off, then that urgency is there. So basically, so what you're saying is I could take my switch, go out to my kids when they get like new switches later this year and be like, ha, ha, you can't play this game.  That's exactly like that, too. Exactly. That's exactly what you intended. No, I guess the good part of all this is the memes about with the memes of Sephiroth stabbing Mario. Oh, God, the memes of Nintendo. Yeah, the memes are classic. The memes are great memes. So yeah, OK, so they're doing it. There's nothing we can do about it. The question is, do you like you guys like what they did for the 35th anniversary of Mario? To keep in mind, they have celebrated like the 25th before in 20th, just like they did with Zelda. But do you even remember what they did for the 25th and 20th for Mario? Does anybody they had an All Stars pack for the 25th, didn't they, on the Wii? But it was just the Super Nintendo Super Mario All Stars. Yup, same thing that they did this time around, too. They did that on the lines of this time. But like, right, they didn't go all out like this. They actually went all out and somehow did it without a brand new mainline Mario game. But I think they got away with it because Bowser's Fury.  Oh, I've beat it twice. It's great. It's so good. I don't think Eric's tried it yet. I'm telling you right now, Bowser's Fury, which is. What are you talking about? You have to mark 31 Bowser's Fury. No. Oh, yeah. I know you played it on stream.  No, but still, it was really, really good when I play it. Yeah, it was really, really good when I tell me if you think that's what the future of the Mario series should be. Because it was insanely incredible, especially right up to the end. It had a really great ending. And I'm not going to spoil it for people who haven't got there yet. It I feel like that kind of vindicated that we didn't release a new mainline Mario game, but hey, we gave you this, which is kind of teasing you for what a new game. Are you talking kind of the open world? You can go wherever you want, get whatever, start, start. Yeah, one type. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, the freedom. The perfect marriage of Odyssey and 3D worlds in my view. But there was actually some theories that the Bowser's Fury expansion was originally DLC for Mario Odyssey that they retooled so that they could resell 3D world and tack that on at full price. Yeah. And I mean, not a bad. I can see that because the progression, the way you collect the shines, it all does feel very Odyssey, but in 3D world with the power ups and everything. But like they pretty much all the challenges that you need power ups for in that you could have had an enemy in Odyssey that you capture and and use for those in theory, right? So I don't know. There's a theory that they might have retooled that. And I'm like, oh, it makes some sense. But they even added the dive from Odyssey into 3D world to add to Bowser's Fury. So that wasn't any original game. So like you talked about marrying Mario Odyssey and 3D world together. I don't know that you've got the open sandbox world of Odyssey, but you've got 3D worlds, controls and power ups. And Plessy and all that good stuff. Sure. It definitely just feels like the perfect, the perfect mesh of those two. Sure. I could see that. Ice. Well. And and Odyssey had like a whole world themed after Super Mario 64, for example. Oh, yeah. Yeah. What's to say they didn't have planned other themed worlds after other games, including they could have had a 3D world themed world that was this. That was this. You're right. You're not retooled it to fit in here. Oh, totally. It's an interesting thing. I do. I kind of want to see Bowser's Fury become a full game someday. Yeah. And I think maybe that was the thing we wanted to test as he always received. If people like it, let's go this way, because Mario Odyssey was like open world, but still not the levels were still a lot of pain. Yeah, this is open, which, by the way, if I remember, is exactly like what what 3D world's like, they're all self-contained levels. You can go anywhere you want within the level, but they're self-contained. True. But the way they're designed. Yeah, the way they're designed to be very linear. Whereas Odyssey is very sandbox. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So it was just an interesting thing to see them do it the way they did. So if anything, I feel like the 35th anniversary of Mario was done, I guess, of what as well as they could do without having a new mainline game. I mean, if you think about it as starting with the release of Paper Mario ending with, I guess, the content in Animal Crossing. It feels like, you know, in between there, that it's so much. I mean, we got AR Mario Kart for crying out loud. It doesn't get enough pub like that. It's incredible. Maybe it's because people are stuck inside. So like everyone's waiting to make all these courses with their friends and they can't right now. But like, dude, it works incredibly well. And you expand that into all the other stuff they've released from the hardware. And obviously, you know, there's some things people are happy about, like the handling of the pin sets and how hard it was to get those. I mean, they did a good job. I don't know what else to say other than I'm disappointed, mostly in 3D All-Stars going away. Yeah, what they did is working.  Right. No, that's what I'm saying. I'm not saying customers. I'm saying Nintendo. But we should be worried about the customers more so than Nintendo, shouldn't we? Not like we work for them. No, no, doesn't give me. No, I know. I know. Nintendo has money. I know. Nintendo has my money. That's the problem. But as a business, that's what you that's what all businesses think about is how do I make money? And they're making the correct decisions. I'm guessing just based on them making money. And they do make a lot of money. Um, all right, so. I know this next topic is going to end up diving a bit into Switch Pro, but because the article itself did a Bloomberg put up a new article about Switch because a bunch of analysts feel like Switch peaked in this last fiscal year and is now on the downswing, which probably coincides with the fact that PlayStation 5 X-Wayster is actually selling out and clearly are popular and the thought process that they're going to have a bunch of major games coming out, Nintendo doesn't necessarily have any massive software currently announced for this year. So two and three isn't, you know, potentially a year or more away. And the biggest game is what? Mario Golf Super Rush.  So, yeah, you could talk about New Pokemon Snap. Most people don't feel like that's going to do incredibly well. I think it's going to sell incredibly well, but some analysts don't think it's going to. And then, yeah, we have Brilliant Diamond and Brilliant Pearl, probably this holiday. But again, lukewarm reception to that as well. So Nintendo doesn't seem to have like the big, exciting hitters announced yet. So analysts are like, look, everything else is coming. The other systems are about to have their big games land. Sounds like Starfield for Xbox is being announced this summer as a big holiday game. Halo Infinite is going to be coming. PlayStation is starting to get their lineup ramped up. And Nintendo is just kind of sitting here like, OK, we got Skyward Sword HD. We got Mario Golf. Are you good? So analysts are like, man, Nintendo's on the downswing now. But not so fast, according to Takahashi Machizuki at Bloomberg. He has said and noted that Nintendo has ordered 250 million physical Switch cartridges. Lord, that would be an all time physical sales record for Nintendo in a single year. This is even before the age of digital sales. That is nuts. Now, granted, all those don't have to be necessarily for this year. It could be for 2022. But the point is they've never had an order this big before. They're all going to the same game. 50 million. Yeah, 250 million ordered. And obviously, Takahashi Machizuki is on the train that, hey, my sources are saying new Switch hardware is coming this year as well. That'll boost things this holiday. OK, so like, do we think Nintendo Switch entering the midway point, according to Furukawa, is actually starting to go maybe maybe it's plateaued now. We're going to hit the downswing. Maybe the plateau was Animal Crossing. And now we're we're going to start sinking down because the thought process, I suppose, and for most analysts is Nintendo system typically peak in like years two and three. The peak for Switch took a little bit longer and maybe it maybe theoretically it would have peaked in 2019. But then the pandemic happened, which boosted all system sales for everyone. So the pandemic added that extra peak. Do do we think that regardless of what Nintendo has to announce, which we know, Breath of Wild 2 is in the worst, you know, Metro Prime 4, Splatoon 3, those three we know for sure. Plus Bayonetta, which isn't really that big of a sell. Actually, Metroid isn't technically that big of a seller traditionally either. So like, yes, Nintendo likely has some big sellers in the pipeline. Mario Kart 9 at some point. There's Mario Odyssey 2, right? Mario Odyssey 2. I've seen Breath of the Wild 2. There's there's got to, you know, we're not going to get another Smash Bros. this January, but because they're going to melt Smash Bros. like crazy. Guys, the next platform Nintendo brings out. Ultimate is just going to get ported with all the LC for 60 bucks. You mean like Mario Kart 8? Well, plus I think Smash Ultimate, there's an interesting conversation we'll have someday where I don't think Sakurai would would allow that. I think he would be the one to be. No, because people said that Ultimate was just Smash for Wii U ported with DLC and which is totally wasn't it was totally not not at all the same game. But I feel like it goes. Oh, the characters are HD, similar character models. It's like, well, yeah, we already HD their models. We don't have to replace the entire character every game. Right. Are you dumb? Oh, God, that would link looks like Lincoln. Mario looks like Mario.  Right. Yeah, it's as soon as you like, I feel like as soon as you boot up that game and hold a controller, you can feel it's a completely different, completely different game. But but I don't know. I almost feel like Sakurai would would be like, no, we're going to go all in on this again and all in and build it from the ground up. And because he's a mad lad like that, so he works himself to death. So so do we think switches on the downswing? I mean, do we have we hit the peak years and now are we kind of in the slow downturn where sales are just going to kind of slowly get worse to your near or as Farakawa has said in the past, fall off a cliff, which he's trying to avoid the cliff now. But it doesn't mean that it's not going to fall, even if it's not a cliff. Good. I don't. Is that people and analysts always seem to assume doom and gloom for Nintendo, the Nintendo was doomed. And that's never the case. I mean, only for kids. Yeah, even though they're on, we have to be fair. 3ds was the worst selling handheld of all time for them. We use the worst selling home console. Yeah, this is if we don't come virtual boy, which is true, which people like, oh, is that a handheld or is that a home console? I'm like, well, it's Nintendo as a handheld, but it was like neither. It was a tabletop system, like one of the only tabletop systems in existence, and it sucked. So here's the thing is that I had had a couple of years there where they lost money for the first time since becoming a video game company for two straight years. They had net losses, which had never happened in the history of the company. And at that point, I get it. The doom and gloom should be out. Nintendo isn't doing well, but like Nintendo is doing well now. And I guess everyone wants to be that savvy person that predicts that Nintendo is doing well. But when is that cliff coming? I want to be the one that predicted when that cliff is coming. And I keep thinking, look, I don't think they're in trouble this first half of the year, I think with the other systems not being easy to grab with the pandemic still technically going on into the summer and with enough solid releases coming out. You know, I'd say New Pokemon Snap, I'd say obviously much under rise is more than a solid release coming coming this month. Like really soon, guys, whether it's big in the West, I don't know, but it's going to be massive in Japan. And then obviously I think Skyward Sword HG is going to end up selling incredibly well and it's going to outsell the original release quite easily, I think. So definitely I think that's a solid first half of the year. But it's not, you know, you don't have like that that that must have game somewhere in there, right?  I mean, to me, it's Mario Golf. Yeah, that's my must have game. But that's because they added an RPG mode that I pray they don't mess up. Knowing Nintendo's history with sports games, it's going to be messed up. But it's it's Wario's fashion. I'm hoping Wario Wario is why am I in that game? I love Wario. So I think we just need to be patient. I think if Nintendo really did order two hundred and fifty cut million cartridges, that's not and that's in that's in addition to what they expect to sell digitally. Then they clearly have major games landing. They just haven't talked about yet because I feel like people are forgetting that Nintendo under Furukawa seems to have changed their strategy. So they used to announce games way early, way early and technically they just did with Splatoon 3. But lately, a majority of their games, Paper Mario, would they give us two month run up? Announce release, what they would they do for Age of Calamity?  Announce release done. So four million copies. It's like clearly they're doing these shorter run ups. Mario 35th anniversary. They were planning to do that at E3, but it didn't happen. So there was a short. But I feel like they do that. So with games, I feel like with games that they know are just going to sell, they have no hesitation about announcing it. So Splatoon like Splatoon is huge, especially in Japan. So they know Splatoon 3 is going to sell there. So they've got no problem with the Wilds and because it's 20. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. So for the sequel to Breath of Wild, it's going to sell. It's going to sell really well. So they have no hesitation about announcing it early because no matter how early they announce it, it's going to sell. Whereas these other games where I almost feel like if they're unsure about how well it's going to do, they're going to hold off to the last minute. And then when they announce it and it's fresh on people's mind, it's still it's still fresh on top of mind by the time it comes out because they like only barely just announcement. I'll say this, were they really hesitant about Age of Calamity? Age of Calamity is I feel like maybe because Hyrule Warriors was kind of like the first Hyrule Warriors game was kind of received lukewarm, you know, there was a lot of hype up to it. And then it came out, it was a little lukewarm. So I almost feel like they were hesitant because of that. But it obviously did end up selling really well. It's a great game. But I don't know. I don't know. That one is a bit of an outlier. But a lot of the other games like that have traditionally just sold super well are always the ones that they seem to be quite out the gate with years even in advance. So lately at least. So I don't know, I could be totally off the off marker. And then again, then again, an unannounced game can never be delayed. That's also true. Because if the public doesn't externally delayed internally. Yes. But if because if the public never knows about it, if it's delayed a year, it doesn't matter. But you could say that about even a game as long as they don't put it at release date because I've tried people like people. Oh, Breath of the Wild delayed in 2022. I'm like, Breath of the Wild hasn't had a release date. What are you talking about? It was never. We have no idea. We can't delay a game unless they say when it's going to come out. So it's like, oh, they announced it. I'm like, sure. But technically, they didn't even say it was for Switch when they announced it. They just announced it. It said Breath of the Wild sequel is now in development. That's it. They didn't say development for Switch. Literally, it could be not coming up for three, four years.  Yeah. But you know, like. So I think that's a key thing that I think there's some interesting marketing strategies going on. So Sony has always done that. We're going to tell you everything like five years in advance and our games will come when they're ready. And it seems to work for them. Their systems keep selling, you know, over 100 million and their games have been increasing in sales. PlayStation 4, their games finally started selling like Nintendo Game Cell, which is, you know, 10, 20 million. That's that's really good. So their strategy clearly has been paying off. Obviously, Xbox's strategy is now all about Game Pass, even when they talked about their recent acquisition and about Bethesda that sit down round table and Phil Spencer is like, Hey, just telling you right now, we bought these people to put these games on Game Pass, period, exclusively on Game Pass. Done because they are pushing Game Pass. They want it to be like Netflix. And I know somewhat there's that one commenter out there is going to tell me, oh, Netflix hasn't made money in 10 years. You're right. And guess what? They are now projected to make profits starting this year and every year moving forward. Why didn't they make profits the last 10 years? Because they invested in themselves and got away from other people's content and invested in creating their own. Yeah. So now all the all the billions of dollars that have been invested by all their investors are going to pay off. Yeah. Same thing with Spotify. Didn't make all this money all this time just last year. Turned massive profits and is already way in the green this year, too. These streaming services that Microsoft is going down now with X Cloud and Game Pass. It's not about profits now. It's a decade. It's a decade long process to dominance. That's their strategy. Sony and Nintendo seem to have a similar strategy in the moment in that we're going to just keep releasing a bunch of exclusive games for 60 or in PlayStation 5 case, $70. And we're just going to keep banging that traditional drum until nobody wants to support that traditional drum anymore. So for Nintendo, when I look at the switch, I don't think I think the switch sales could be flat this year. I think looking at last year, considering their entire fiscal year, you know, which we don't have the final results for you guys, because it's not over yet. This is the last. We're in the last month of Nintendo's financial fiscal year. So we don't have final sales. We're not going to have them till April 6th or something. Or is it May 6th? I can't remember. They announced already when they were going to do it. But so I'm assuming we're going to see Nintendo projected 24 million. I think it probably exceeded that. And it's probably a 26 million or so sales. So like, I think they could just do that again. If you think about it, they did it last year and the biggest game was Animal Crossing, which is a huge game. But it came up like before the start of the fiscal year. So I think Nintendo has something. They have probably at least two major games in the second half of the year, and they know it. Now, to need 250 million, you know, software cartridges, I don't know what they need those for. That has me thinking it's something they feel like is going to sell 15, 20 million plus easy. Obviously, they probably think Pokemon's are for sure 10 million. But besides that, I'm like, well, what games could they have that could sell 15, 20 million plus? It'd be another Mario Kart game. And also people think, oh, they won't do it. Eight Deluxe. I'm like, why? So eight Deluxe, congratulations. Eight Deluxe is moving 800,000 units a quarter. What sounds better, 800,000 units a quarter? Or let me get 20 million in a quarter. Yeah. And then that game is going to continue to sell multiple millions every quarter. Like, yeah, like, oh, they're not going to release Mario Kart 9 because Mario Kart 8 OK. And Mario Kart 9 is going to sell even better every month. So why wouldn't they? Like, it's it's done. They'll be leaving money on the table. And because it comes out so late in the life cycle. Guess what's going to be a day one port to their next gen platform? Mario Kart 9. So like Deluxe. I don't understand the logic of this game sold super well, so they won't release the sequel to that game. Because it keeps selling well. Yeah, but even still, even even if it's still selling well, like you said, the only game because even the people who are like like me, who are wish washy on Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, I still haven't bought the game. But it's always that one that's always kind of like I'm always I always feel like I'm on the cusp of buying it. Yeah, but if they so so people like me who are wishy washy nine comes out, I'll be like, yeah, I'll buy it right away. Sure. Yeah. Because the reason I wishy washy 8 is oh, I bought the first. I bought the original. And I needed to wait. And when is this going to drop for nine? What a Zelda in the deals. Oh, come on now. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know. It's so I feel like that would be the push to. OK, now I'll go by Mario Kart. And everyone who's already bought 8 Deluxe is going to jump to Mario. Oh, no, it's nine. Definitely. Yeah, yeah. I feel like the only game they have where you could argue a sequel is tough in the same gen. Well, Smash Bros. It just takes to a game. And now I don't know. After Ultimate, I don't know how you follow up Ultimate at all because any reduction in characters for a new. Oh, it's going to be there's going to be a backlash galore. And so I don't know. I feel like they're going to milk Ultimate a whole another gen. I think they're going to ultimate deluxe it for a gen and just not just leave it on the back burner for a decade. Plus they'll keep adding stages and characters to it. Yeah, maybe they'll even do a new fighter pass for it. Yeah, next gen or something. I don't know. Future switching if it's going to survive. Well, yeah, I think it's going to do just fine. Oh, yeah. I think the concept is is novel. And yeah, no, for sure. I I think right now we're just kind of in a in a in a downturn. Like a kind of a camel pump. I see it coming back up here. You know, the pandemic, I think, hurt a little bit. They kind of messed with their plans, I'm guessing. But did it? I it benefited them in a lot of ways. To a certain extent. Yeah. I mean, it's put it this way. Switch sold out during its fourth year on the market and you couldn't find it in stores. And it wasn't because they stopped making it like, yeah, they had a slowdown in manufacturing, but they're still almost sold 30 million. In its fourth year and they've never had a platform come out in peak during the fourth year. Right. So clearly the pandemic helped them. Didn't hurt them. I'm talking games wise. Sure. You know, kind of the low all in games. I think the pandemic possibly screwed with their. We don't know because we're never going to know if Breath of the Wild 2 is going to put on my player essence and tell you about how, hey, guess what? Switch actually didn't have a low in games in 2020 and actually released just as many games as they did a year before. I mean, I'm going to say factually, there was plenty of new games and plenty of ports as well. I'm just saying that like, yeah, I say and we're crossing. But think about it, they ended the year strong with a new game. OK, so we technically got to do Mario. OK, yes, the number of games may have been Mario, but the quality of games, the major hitters. So you're saying that the Mario Kart home circuit is not a quality hitter for you. Hey, Age of Calamity is not tickling that. Yes, Age of Calamity, doing Animal Crossing is just garbage. Well, I wasn't much of an Animal Crossing fan to begin with. So there's that.  I know. Here we go. Paper Mario is just now just to throw that in the garbage. It doesn't matter. No, but but Eric has a point because the like you look at the switches launch here, you have Zelda, Breath of the Wild, huge Mario Odyssey, Splatoon, that's a crazy launch here just to have just those three as opposed. And, you know, there's all the other little titles here and there. But that that launch here, that's that's a great lineup. And it's almost hard to like live up to that. Well, but Nintendo did that intentionally because we tanked. Oh, yeah. We don't know which is going to be successful. We're going to give it everything we have and pray it works. For sure. For sure. But I can see a lot of people being kind of not that they're right about it, but I can understand the perspective of saying that it's not as good a year. Here's what I'll say. Here's what I'll say. Look at what happened in 2017. Then look at what happened in 2018. It felt like kind of a down year in comparison, right? Then we got to 2019.  Astral Chain, Damond X Machina, Luigi's Match at three, Pokemon Sword and Shield, I can't forget enough couple two in there. Then they have like two or three other Starlink Starlink Starlink. Well, I mean, that wasn't Nintendo, but I think I came out in 2018, actually at the end of 2018, maybe it was 2019. It was in that same same E3 as the other ones. But I think that I think no Starlink was at E3 2018. Was it? OK. Yeah. That was the first time. Yes. OK. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't at the last one. The last one, remember, was Pokemon Sword and Shield? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then they had Link's Awakening. Big Luigi's Match. Got it. I'm losing track of my years and which ones we've... We haven't been to that, man. No, I know. How old are you, Eric? Dude, my memory is terrible. You know what? It's time for you to retire from the podcast. You can't even remember what we've done.  It's only been three times. One was all Zelda, so that's easy to remember, nothing but Zelda. But the other two years, they're very distinct that what we did those years. Sure. I can tell you every game I touched at every E3. I know. There you go. I don't have that. I just don't have. This lets you draw out, guys. It's official. Eric hasn't been a gamer in 20 years. Oh, no. That's right.  OK. 13. 13. 14. Sure. Before you became all about your band and your friends and stopped having our all-night game sessions. Yeah. Yeah. Sure. I haven't been a gamer since then. It's just official. All you guys watch are, like, man, I wouldn't remember everything I do at E3. And Eric's like, he's some industry veteran that's been a 30-LM. I've had so many great memories. I can't even recall them all. That's just how it goes. It's also been a couple years. I just don't keep that part of things in my memory. Yes. I remember playing games. You remember Fat Tomato Pizza. Damn straight. See what his priorities are? The food we eat while we're here. Have you seen me?  Well, second floor. You're on the same level. You're all good. Same level. Yeah. I'm not in the basement. No, that was when we were kids. He's gamed in the basement at both houses. Yeah, we did. But no, enough teasing. Let's get into the last topic. Zelda's 35th anniversary. Now, we did a whole podcast on this a bit ago, but I know that Captain Berguson happens to be a pretty big Zelda guy over there. I do the Zelda videos. Because, I mean, he does Zelda videos. Hello, Dragon Break. You guys seen that video on my channel? That was him. That was all him. Way back in the Zelda Informer days. In fact, Zelda Informer is how I met him. So, what do you realistically, not wishful thinking, realistically think that Nintendo is going to do for Zelda's 35th anniversary? Keep it in mind that it seemingly seems like in the past for the 20th and 25th, they did more than they did for the Mario anniversary. For some ungodly reason. I think it's because Zelda fans just buy up merch so they know they can do...  Mario sells appeals to everybody, but Zelda fans are... Whoa, whoa, whoa. That's not... That was our fight, because I love Mario. Yeah, well, I mean, you're not wrong considering that if I remember correctly. He has a plumber. In the original Mario... Super Mario Brothers, were technically Toads. Were they? If I remember right in the war. Oh boy. So whenever you were breaking blocks, I'm pretty sure you were... He's correct on this, he just redeemed his gamer card. Alright, I don't know that little nugget of history. Alright. I'm almost positive. He's pulling, I was gonna, did you know gaming had? Well, actually, actually also too. If I remember correctly as well, in the pamphlet for the original Mario 2, it says Mario is our hero in parentheses, maybe. Maybe because... Maybe they just... I don't know, I could be wrong. Eric, I could be wrong. Absolutely. Someone better fact check him, because I'm not going to bother to do it. I'm geared to... Someone better fact check him, because he's trying to redeem his gamer card right now. And he might have just did it masterfully.  Alright. Bitch.  Sorry. Back to Zelda. I'm sorry to interrupt you. What do you think you're going to do? Well, trying to temper my expectations, of course, but I feel, first of all, I don't think they're going to announce anything until Skyward Sword HD has had a chance to sell, because if they came out the gate and they're like, oh, Breath of Wild 2 is coming, or any other announcement that's hype as heck, it will completely overshadow and undermine Skyward Sword's divisive already existence. And so, which by the way, it's a great game. Definitely go give it a chance, guys. It's great, and it's going to be great on Switch. I just did a video about why you guys should play it. Go play it. It's awesome. Go watch Nate's videos. But yeah, I feel like they know Skyward Sword sold pretty poorly on the Wii. They know it's divisive among the community, so they're going to want to keep the spotlight on that to make sure that it sells properly. And then I think after the end of summer, maybe September, around that time, late August, early September, they're going to come out. We're going to have a proper direct, I hope. I really think they will. And I think that it'll be fairly comparable to the Mario 35 stuff. They're going to probably have it release games up until like the end of the first quarter of 2022. What those games are, I couldn't say for sure. I don't think it's going to be the sequel to Breath of the Wild. I don't think that game is coming out until probably late 2022, but I think we could see some other ports or collections or something like that. That's my unpopular opinion. All right, time to turn the TV off. No, I guess I was never getting posted. No, I really don't think Breath of the Wild is coming out this year because I feel like if it were, we'd be hearing about it. But what about by the end of March 31st? They ran Mario through the 31st. I could see it coming out for March, around the time Breath of the Wild turns five. Then, you know, Breath of the Wild is off to kindergarten and it's sequel comes alive. So I'm just trying to keep the hope alive, trying to keep the hope alive. I think more realistically, we're looking probably the later end of 2022. Not to be pessimistic, but I just think that we'd be hearing more about it if it were coming sooner because it's not like... I know what the marketing strategy lately has been. Not the marketing strategy. Because they already announced the game. They just have to tell us when it's going to come and it's going to sell. Right. Think about it like this. Think about it like this. I'm going to use Breath of the Wild as an example because they announced that at E3 2014, showed it a little bit at the game awards and then boom, didn't see it again until they announced it's going to come on the platform. We got an 11 second teaser for it the next year when they were showing Twilight Princess HD and then they said, don't forget the next Zelda game is coming out only for Wii U. Yeah, I remember that. That was bad, that was bad. But put it this way, when they announced it was, quote unquote, delayed, we didn't see it again until E3 2016. And the only reason it didn't go from E3 to holiday release is because the Switch didn't release yet. The game would have came out if the Switch were to release that holiday. But for some reason, and I think the reason was to line up their game releases because it wasn't that Mario and Zelda weren't ready, it's that they wanted to make sure the in-between games were going to land. They basically were like, dude, nine months we need something major every other month period and the story. Because we don't know what Switch is going to be a successful. So we want to hit it with Splatoon, we want to hit it at the right time with these releases. So clearly I think Switch was just pushed out to March just because they needed time to line everything up. But if Switch had released a holiday, there's no doubt that, yeah, so it would have breathed a while. So like, I look at it as, okay, let's say Nintendo chooses to participate in E3, which by the way, guys, I know E3's canceled quote on quote, but they are planning a digital event and Microsoft has now confirmed they are partaking in that digital event, which means that E3 digital event is going to happen. So if Microsoft's there, then Nintendo is likely going to be there as well. And if Nintendo's there, they could show off the game there and release it this holiday, which is probably what would have happened originally with Breath of the Wild. I don't know that Nintendo's there. Obviously Microsoft could decide to back out. I think they want to be there because they have a lot of big announcements from Bethesda they want to show off. So they want to get as big an audience as they can and they know that an E3 audience, even just online only, will draw in a bigger crowd than just their own Xbox channels. And Microsoft's fully invested in the future, not necessarily making money now because I think the only thing working against the ESA and E3 is that they're charging the same amount of money to be on these live streams as they do if you had a booth. Oh Jesus. But this isn't a physical booth and these places like Nintendo can just do their own directs on their own channels and don't need you digitally. That feels like a poor decision. And like here's the thing. Think about it in the past too. All the press conferences have happened over the past. ESA doesn't charge you a fee for the press conferences. You pay the venues where you're holding those press conferences at. You don't pay the ESA. You pay the ESA for showtime or for show floor space. Technically the press conferences were never ran by E3. I know. So I think that there's a situation arising at the moment where we need to be careful in thinking because I asked your opinion and I appreciate your opinion. I could be wrong. I would love to be wrong. None of us know. None of us know. And you're not alone in your opinion either. There's plenty of people that are thinking it's definitely not going to be true. They might be right. I have no idea. I'm at Nintendo. We do know Breath of the Wild 2 exists. Because they keep reminding us that it exists. They said we're going to see it this year. So at least have that to leave. Wait, didn't they see it? Let's clarify. There will be news. The news could be it's coming next year and we have nothing for you but a title. Cool. I would hope there would be more. I would hope it would be a trailer. We're going to get another 11 second tease. They have to have more. I have to have more. My thought is this. I don't think... I personally think Breath of the Wild 2 is already done. And I think it's been done. I think they're polishing it absolutely. And improving performance and all that jazz. But it uses the same engine. It uses the same art direction. They don't need 5 years even with a pandemic to turn around a new game. They're taking as much time from release as it took to get a brand new engine built for Breath of the Wild. They don't need that much time to do this. And not just the engine which caused delays for Breath of the Wild. But they are... I think Aonuma said that they are basically setting it in the same overworld as well. So most of the physical map is built for that. And they're going to do different changes and make it worth exploring again. My thing is they don't need 6 years to put together this game. And that's what they would be entering the next year towards the holidays. So I look at this as even with the pandemic just toss out a year of development. That's still 3 years of development. I can't imagine that they don't have something not only ready to show. But I think they're just waiting for the right time to release it. And I think what they saw was before last year happened, before the pandemic happened they always knew they were blowing out the 35th anniversary of Mario. They were going to do it at E3. They didn't just plan that overnight. They knew that in 2019 that they were going to do this. So they knew we're not going to release it during Mario's year. We're going to let Mario have it slightly. Maybe there's a Mario game that got pushed out of it. Maybe Mario Golf was supposed to be part of it at some point and that got pushed out. But whatever. They probably were always thinking look, that's fine 35th anniversary let's target it for Zelda and let's have it come out then. Let's make Zelda the focus that year and actually have a brand new game come out during that timetable. I'm not saying that it's been done since 2019 folks, but I'm saying I think it's been pretty damn far along. I think when we saw that initial trailer in 2019 that wasn't just like a tease of a concept of an idea like Breath of the Wild was in 2014 which by the way when we saw Breath of the Wild again later that year when they showed actual gameplay they had an overworld. They had the towers. They had the Sheikah Slate. They clearly we didn't know it was called the Sheikah Slate. We didn't know that's what they were using because they were using the Wii U GamePad. But they clearly were much further along in development at that time than just that little teaser at E3. And I think that's true here. I think they're way far in development here. And I don't know if you care about what Gabe over Jesse has to say, but it sounds like some voice acting recordings could be coming up that usually happens towards the end. We'll see. He's not willing to confirm or deny because obviously he's not supposed to know anything if he does know anything. But I'm just throwing out there that like if they're thinking about recording sometime like this summer or this spring I don't know it feels like I don't know. Suspiciously I'll just say this. Suspiciously the voice actors from the priors of the games have stopped appearing on podcasts. Not just your guys, it's in general. Because they were appearing on they've been appearing on podcasts consistently multiple of them for like the last three, four years.  And it's hard too hard to have them speak publicly and trust something isn't going to slip out. They're good at not talking about what you need. They are. On our podcast we had Sean Chiplock, the voice of Ravalli and the great Dekotri. And it was like only a couple weeks before Asian Calamity was announced. And we asked him all these questions and just never a peep about it or anything like he likes his job being NDA's success. He doesn't want to lose his job too. I'm sure it felt so silly for scheduling based on how Nintendo based on how Nintendo handles their like how they pay their employees I'm guessing that a voice acting job at Nintendo is probably a pretty sweet gig wouldn't want to blow the fact that hey you're the voice of some major characters in Zelda I want to be that voice so I want to be the Charles Matinee and be voice in this thing for 20 years. I'm not going to like Charles Matinee is talking everywhere and never says a peep about anything and he knows what he's been working on. Well, I mean when your lines are YAH, WAH, and WAH-HOO I mean Yeah, then he's got some new lines. He does he said it at a con I think two years ago that he does still record new lines for games. So like yeah, there are new maybe it's just because they don't want it to seem like it's the same WAH-HOO they've been using for 20 years but it's got to have a little bit of difference Mario has to age a little bit Don't worry, I don't need the voice of a lot of other Mario characters No, no, I know I didn't go WAH-HOO, I went WAH-HOO And then he just went WAH Yeah, there's a new voice for a new character The inflection was slightly different Well, I mean They're not against reusing things like for Yoshi I think Yoshi's Boily World was the first time they re-recorded new lines for Yoshi since Yoshi's story on the N64 They've just been reusing Yoshi sound bits for years, oh my god But Yoshi was also like not exactly a massive seller so they're like, why invest I mean Mario more diversity in his range of emotions Have they ever recorded a new sucking sound for Kirby? No, no, no I actually, even in Smash Bros. Ultimate it's the same sucking sound from the Game Boy I think the first two Smash games had a different sucking sound and then they, as like a design choice went back to like the Game Boy I'm pretty sure that's the sound effect It's a vacuum sound Yeah Let's go back to this classic Game Boy sound effect It's a stylistic voice It's a stylistic choice It also happens to be super easy It's all file size Yes, exactly Ah, Kirby See guys, yeah, you ever want to know as long as Sakurai is alive you'll never have to worry about Kirby getting proper treatment because he'll always get proper treatment in Smash games If you're a Kirby fan, don't worry about the actual Kirby games being made now Sakurai's got nothing to do with those But you want to see Kirby treat it with respect Why is he always the lead hero in a Smash game? Know your Kirby history, come on now Well, Sakurai claims it has nothing to do with that Yeah, no It's completely the character you invented is always like the primary hero Not Mario, oh no, Campy Mario in the mascot, that would make sense Oh, no, no, it's Kirby Everyone gets booted away and who's left The option between Mario and Kirby Everyone gets booted away and who's left Oh, it's Kirby Of course Kirby's left, but we're going to save the day But it's outrun it His ability That's why Sonic dies He was busy trying to save Pikachu Kirby's too selfish And that's the grand take away for this part Kirby is too selfish Damn it Alright folks, so I think I'm going to wrap it up here for episode 4 of the Detector 5 podcast We're going to thank our special guest, Captain Burgerson for coming on Do you have any new content or appearances you're going to be on that you can let him know about? Oh, of course, so you can always check out my channel It's just called Captain Burgerson There's a lot of Zelda videos And I just wrapped up a dungeon design analysis series on Ocarina of Time And it's a great, it's one of the most fun series I've worked on, I genuinely love it I'm sure it's an epically amazing and I'm jealous that you still don't make videos from my channel I'm sorry I spread myself quite thin sometimes to be honest Other than that though, you can always find me on Game Over Jesse's channel and the Hylian Gamescast which is a very nice Zelda centric podcast It's not quite as well-rounded Nintendo But, and occasionally I do some scripting and editing and voicing for videos there too So, you pretty much in every video of his, I at least had a hand in it, even though it's not always obvious, but usually it's even just consulting or tweaking his scripts and stuff, so, or fact checking him, so Yeah, you're the one that, I was wondering who fact checked from Okay, some of these things you're saying Jesse, I'm remembering you Someone's fact checking you because you used to get a lot of stuff wrong and now suddenly you're not Oh Well, I can't, Jesse's a super smart guy I can't take all the credit Well, especially now, he's doing a lot better now this year Obviously, I'm not going to get into the stuff that happened last year, he was talking to me about it It's pretty rough, but um Yeah, he had a rough year, but this year has been going pretty well on the channel there Oh yeah, he's almost 200,000 You guys should go subscribe to Game Over Jesse and subscribe to Captain Jason and, I don't know Anyone else you want to shout out while you're here? We have an audience of like 3,000 or so watching Oh gosh I don't know, the pressure's too high Any Twitter or anything like that? Social media? Yeah, of course Any and all social media is Twitter, Instagram Twitch, I do live streams of Zelda as well among other games On my first channel Also capped Bergersons, so It's great. Alright, well thank you guys Thank you so much for tuning in, that was a fun podcast And I'll catch you up I don't know, whenever I catch you again You and your Ewin racing chair I'm jealous It's my favorite color It's good I chose blue Alright folks, you can check out the podcast On all of your favorite podcasting Places, we have the audio version On literally everything from Spotify Through iTunes, Google Play It's literally Anywhere that you potentially have ever thought To listen to podcasts before, just look up Nintendo Prime Podcast, if you are Listen to the audio version, you can check out the video version And be sure to check out our YouTube channel Nintendo Prime Just search it right in the search And it'll pop up, we have a video version That I think looks pretty good Outside of the fact that we're totally not on camera right now Functions, we have a new camera So there's some quirks I gotta sort out with it Like why it's still on On the camera, but not through the HDMI cable I don't know, there's probably some setting I gotta mess with But it's okay I promise we will be back on camera In full next week Because I will sort it out Even if I have to get up every 10 minutes And hit record, I'll make it happen So don't worry folks, I got you Alright, thank you guys for tuning in Catch you in the next episode Bye


What's going on everybody got kyle and j here relating sports cards and we are ripping two boxes for mr drew baka mr. Drew B got two boxes 2023 leaf exotic Leaf exotic football. Good luck drew. Let's see what we got my friend First time getting a look at this three autos per box Always there's something like crazy. Yeah, I'll love it. Mm-hmm. They always got no combinations of autos great autos just in general See what we got Like we're starting off with the lsu qb. It's gonna be walker howard Walker howard there numbered five of five on the exotic auto Five of five walker howard It's like a choice uh parallel We've got the patriots rookie. That's kashon butte kashon butte another one out of lsu there three of seven Pretty good one behind it too. We just saw this man's auto It is the Colts rookie qb. It's anthony richardson on the leaf exotic auto that one is scope One out of five nice one there drew We'll take an ar one out of five Not bad there And one more box for you sir. Let's see it Richardson Yeah, he's looking good, man. He's looking good so far drew. Obviously he's got a kakushin this week, but It's looking good. Exactly. We're back, baby. He's got time He's got time First up. We've got a tyree wilson. That'll be the raiders. Um edge rusher that is four seven four seven tyree wilson for the raiders Behind that we've got a luke musgrave that one is a little tiger print. That's kind of cool looking luke musgrave um seven of 15 Oregon state And on the back we got a jackson smith and jigbo with these snakeskin parallel that is sick looking That one is one out of two nice one there The rookie for the seahawks out of uh, oh house state messy mania All righty drew that will do it for your two boxes of leaf exotic not bad my man a little ar 15 auto and a uh And a jackson smith and take that sir. We'll get those right out to you. Thank you. Thank you


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2013 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS is stock number 13889Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and use sports car headquarters. This 2013 Chevrolet Camaro has the 6.2 liter V8 gas engine. It's paired up with the six-speed manual transmission, and when it's paired up with the manual transmission, it puts out 426 horsepower over the automatic. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. For the state of Wisconsin inspection process, it has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, go over all the options, and give you the most accurate representation that I can. Back their coats of color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash summon auto. Click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos I do, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and sports car walkarounds on YouTube. So it comes with the 20-inch painted alloy wheels, and it has Pirelli P0245ZR20 tires. These tires, I would say, have probably about 60-70% of the tread left on them. You also get the Brembo brakes on the 2SS package. Front fenders in great shape, has the HID headlamps, LED running lights, and the factory fog lights. Looks like somebody has put LEDs in the fog lights, we'll turn all those on at the end of the video, so you can see how nice and bright they are. This one comes with the orange hood and trunk decals on it. The stripes, they look really good. They're in really nice condition, I didn't see any rips or tears on them, and the hood is in fantastic condition as well, didn't see any dents or dings on there. Passengers side front fenders, absolutely perfect. And the passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of this 2013 Chevrolet Camaro, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at, so that you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that bread sent you. Then I can keep doing these videos each and every day. Back wheels in excellent shape as well. And the back tires have right around 50% of the tread loft. From what you can see underneath, it's pretty nice and clean. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumpers in great shape, it does have the back of parking sensors, the quad-tipped dual rear exhaust. Take a look inside the trunk, you can see the trunk lid is in fantastic condition as well. Trunk area is very nice and clean. If you ever wanted to know where your RPO codes are, they're right back here. Actually, turn the light on here so you can see them. Feel free to pause this, make sure that this car has got all the options that you're looking for. But very nice and clean back there. Coming around to the driver side, just as clean as that passenger side, no denser dings on the rear quarter and for full disclosure, this back wheel is in fantastic condition as well. I know that you get the Brembo brakes back here as well. Driver side door looks really good, didn't see any denser dings in there, it does have the heated power mirrors. Inside you get the black and orange leather bucket seats, no rips or tears on the seats. You get the SS stitched into the headrest and the bolsters are in really nice condition. Four driver seat, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, telescopic steering wheel or tilt steering wheel. You get the orange trim on the inside, I like on these two SS's, you always get that. This one has the metal flake in the trim, it's kind of cool. But that trim goes across the dash onto the passenger side door. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, they do fold down for extra storage and you get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Factory floor mats back there and side curtain airbags, we'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this car has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 14,728 miles, you do get a digital speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, you get the SS badge on there and you also get the orange stitching around the entire steering wheel. Comes with the Chevy MyLink radio, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, you also have the factory navigation system, there's highway 41 so that is working nicely and this is also where your backup camera shows up, I'm not sure if it'll, car's got it beyond for that to work.  Up here you get home link buttons for your garage shore security systems and lane systems, sunroof controls, map lights and on-star and SOS buttons in the mirror. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that, make sure you turn on all the lights here. 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Oh hi guys, I don't mind me, I'm just writing an article for Slate about how Christians have a creepy obsession with cuties. You know, over the last couple days they've been tweeting about it, this hashtag cancel Netflix over just this film. It doesn't make any sense to me, honestly it's kind of creepy so I'm writing an article for Slate right now and you know, in my research I found out that the actual person who made this film is deeply feminist and it is deeply feminist ideas within the movie so honestly I just think, man Christians are just creepy and obsessed with kind of like this whole, you know, their client child pornography, I'm like oh my goodness are you kidding me? Yes little girls are twerking in this video and yes people are doing close ups on, you know, their private areas in these films but it's like are you kidding me right now? They're a little bit creepy and obsessed with it and I just think, I don't know, okay, are you kidding me right now? This is not a joke, this is not like blown away, like are you joking right now? Slate just put out an article, Christians creepy obsession with cuties explained, are you kidding me?  Are you joking right now?   I'm sorry if I'm getting angry about that, I'm sorry if you think that's creepy that we're upset that little girls are getting exploited, that this is something that people are watching, that this is something that somebody has put out as some sort of social statement, like, oh watch this because you know, this is crazy isn't it? Look, we don't need to watch this stuff. We have lost our sense of shame and like, look, there is, there is, when we become a Christian, when you become a Christian, and if you're not a Christian, you might not understand this, but when you become a Christian, all that shame and guilt that has been laying on you is on Christ because he has taken that punishment for us. We don't have to bear that weight anymore, but when you look in the garden of, you know, of Eden with Adam and Eve, when they noticed that they, when they had sinned against God, they noticed that they were naked and there was shame as a part of that. Shame comes from sin, right? We see that clearly. When you become desensitized to sin, you lose and begin that, that shame desensitized and that shame is a signal that we need to turn to God. That guilt is a signal we need to turn to God, not block it out even more and say, no, we get to do what we want. This is a feminist film because look, any kind of idea that sexual liberation is like a good thing for women is completely wrong. And the reason it's wrong is because it is completely against what God has laid out for us. It's not just this idea of breaking free from all cultural and social constructs of sexuality and doing what you want. No, it's about doing what God has ordained and designed us for, but I don't want to just stop at cuties, okay? I don't want to stop there. I want us to evaluate our social media in general. Look at TikTok, okay? I'm on TikTok. That's my biggest platform there.   You're continually confronted by that and you're trying to get rid of it and you're like, but TikTok keeps feeding it and the algorithm keeps trying to get, like it is wild and some of the biggest people on this platform that are kind of portraying themselves as wholesome and, you know, viewer-friendly and family-friendly, these people are like, what? We've lost all sense of shame and of, hey, maybe you shouldn't do those sexually provocative dances because look, this is, man, have we lost all standard, like God's standard of what is good and what is wrong because it blows my mind some of the parents of these kids that are big on TikTok, okay, and doing these insanely provocative dances and you're just like, get on your screen, like, oh, get that off my screen, like, it'd be something where if you were watching that, right, and somebody was looking over your shoulder, you're like, what are you watching, especially of a child? But yet these parents of cuties and of whatever was going on with that and people on TikTok as well, it's like, where are these kids' parents where they're stepping in and saying, hey, you know what, that's not for you, this is not right for you, right, like, this is wrong, like, you don't necessarily know what you're doing here and I'm going to be the parent, the mature parent that's going to tell you what's up, what's going on, what's right, what's wrong, but we've lost that and I think parents, this is kind of a, it's a tell-tale sign that parents in our culture, without God, they've lost that standard for themselves, so when they see their daughter doing these, just honestly, like a lot of the times, like, if you saw the WAP dance, like, my goodness, this is insane, what is going on, but the reason that the gap is so wide between people that are saying, this is insane, like me, and people that says, oh, that's fine, you're just, you know, you're the one sexualizing them, the reason that gap is so wide is because we're standing on different foundations, right, they're standing on their, their kind of subjective, progressive, you know, whatever the culture kind of sees is right and wrong, this is what's right and wrong, and we're standing on the Bible over here and this gap is wide because we're standing on different foundations, okay, but let's get our head on straight for a second, okay, we're angry, we're frustrated, why, you know, how could Christians be called creepy by, you know, denouncing, really disgusting, just really like child pornography, you know, and like, how could that even happen, we're frustrated and we're angry, we got to go back to core foundation principles, right, what are you doing within your family, how are you raising up your own family within education, within your own church, your siblings, your spouse, like all these things are foundational, begin with you, right, because culture, like all these, these massive things, you're not going to be able to change all this, right, you're not going to be able to shift the zeitgeist of the age, but you can begin with you, you can begin with your family, sticking to the Word of God, reading the Word of God, teaching the Word of God, meditating on the Word of God day and night, and look, that is where we need to begin, we need to get back to the Word of God, because, I mean, there's a lot of people that want to see their hot takes and want to say, you know, the culture is shifting or people like Ben Shapiro who points out the flaws and, you know, liberals' arguments and all that, and that's fine and that's nice, but look, Ben Shapiro doesn't believe the gospel, we have an actual purpose for why this is wrong, the grace that God has to save us from this kind of sin, this is where we're going, we're raising up our children, we're moving our families towards more and more to be like Christ, and we're preaching the gospel, and we're speaking into these cultural issues with prophetic truth, gospel-centered preaching, teaching, conversations, that's where we're at. Let me just talk to you, if you think cuties and, you know, immorality is wrong and exploitation of children is wrong, and you're ready to speak on that, you're not being creepy, don't worry about it, you're sticking to the truth, keep speaking the truth, don't let people on slate tell you that you're creepy for, wild, wild, wild. Anyway, thank you so much for watching this video, if you enjoy this video, please subscribe because I'm making new videos all the time, and if you want to support my ministry, head on over to dailydisciple.ca slash club, join the club today, and you will be an essential part in really helping this channel go and grow. So thank you so much for that, and I will see you next time. God bless. And you're wondering, what is daily disciple ministry all about? I'll tell you, my life mission is to encourage, inspire, and challenge people to follow Jesus daily as a disciple. I want to authentically engage with our doubts, struggles and questions as we seek to encounter Jesus in our daily lives. I'm a 21 year old guy, and I don't know everything, not even close. But my hope is that as we dig into scripture, and we talk about issues of life and culture, that you'd move that much closer in relationship to Jesus.


Hi, my name is Andy Colborne. I'm the training manager here at Riedel. Welcome to the Riedel Academy to go a short video that will help you understand how to get a certain function working in your Riedel product. If you want to go a bit deeper and find out more about the technology that makes our systems work, then please do head over to the Riedel website and click on the Academy section. There we have all kinds of sessions from webinars to presentations, workshops, interactive online trainings. We also do in-person trainings. So thank you for watching this video and we really hope to see you soon. Hello, and thank you for watching the Riedel Director how to video series. In this video, we are going to cover the function beep panel. Getting another user's attention on intercom can be difficult when there is a lot of communication happening. If you need to notify a user, you can send a beep notification to get their attention or send them a notification to call you. Sending a beep panel command is simple. In this example, our audio engineer, Jonathan, needs to get the attention of our A2 Ryan. You select a key which you want to enable the function, right click, and select beep panel. This pulls up the properties of the key and will select the destination to Ryan's panel. And click OK. We'll now beep Ryan's Bolero panel when pressed. The beep panel function is most effective when stacking other key functions on top of it. If the user on the other end hears the beep but does not know where it's coming from, you can alert them by combining a beep panel function and a remote key function. We are going to use the remote key to change the key text that Ryan uses to contact Jonathan, which we can see is key three. On the same key we assign the beep panel function to, we'll right click and add remote key. Select the destination as Ryan's panel. Select the remote key to call to port function, which we recall is key three. We do not want to press the key or lock the key, but change the key text to call me. This will change the key text of that key. So Ryan knows to call Jonathan. Click OK to save your changes. You can see now that the key text is remote. We'll want to rename the key so we have a better understanding of what this key is doing. We'll double click on the key to open up the properties and change the key label to beep Ryan as this falls into our aid character label. In this situation, we'll also use a latching timeout as we only want the beep to last for a fixed amount of time. In the key mode, we'll select latching and change the latching timeout to five seconds. Now when Jonathan presses beep Ryan key, it will beep on Ryan's belt pack for five seconds and the key will say call me. So Ryan is alerted to contact Jonathan when he is able. If you want to see other examples of remote keys, please watch the GPIO video or the remote key videos. There are many different ways to utilize the beat panel function in your system. Please share your workflow and remember to subscribe to see new content in the future.


So Bungie have just dropped this season of the Undying trailer and while watching this, I don't half get a little bit of danger of you. Here have a look. How's it going guys? My name's DP Jen, I'd like to thank you for stopping by and checking out the video. If you do enjoy it, leaving a like really helps out and if you're new around who and enjoy daily deaths in the videos, be sure to subscribe. So the latest trailer for the next season for When Shadow Keep Lands is the season of the Undying. Now if you've been a part of the online community and have kept up with all the leaks and so forth over the years, you will have had a little bit of danger of you watching that trailer. That's because people, it is indeed a leaked cinematic which was posted on the World Wide Web back in I believe 2015 or 2016, so many years ago anyway. At the time there were so many theories on the footage and where it came from and what it actually was. We concluded at the time it was just cut from the game, but lo and behold, this is the trailer for the new season coming to the second game in a franchise. The leak footage from all those years ago though can be found linked in the video description if you do want to check it out if you haven't seen it before. But what exactly does this mean? Does it mean that they are recycling content from years back which we were supposed to get way back when? I ain't sure about that, I feel what we are seeing here is however part of an idea they had back then but wasn't incorporated due to what possibly was issues publishing and so this could just be old footage rendered out for an idea which never came into play and with Shadowkeep and the new seasons and how things are with Destiny right now, this trailer and its purpose fits perfectly with what's coming. Bungie could have been holding back many years ago, maybe they were being held back many years ago, we just don't know for sure. I do however remember another leak from years ago as well which was supposedly a photo taken directly from somewhere at Bungie which revealed future plans for the game. Within that leaked image we saw a vex void expansion and we see that image on screen now well a reworked version of it anyway and it does indeed show that vex void dlc and the image thought it is very reminiscent of what we are seeing here also people. Very strange indeed guys, either way I am excited about the future, the cinematic was awesome, the vex looked awesome and I cannot wait for the Shadowkeep and what it offers. But let me know what you think about this down below within that comments section guys but on that note we have come to the end of the video, if you guys enjoyed it leave a like really helps out, if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny 2 videos be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video I upload you can turn on notifications on by hitting that bell button. But guys thanks as always for stopping by, hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one.