Greg Miller

That's what me and Jen like to do. I would tell you about fingy pile. Oh, I don't know. Do you want to hear about fingy pile?

So a few years ago at Dice Awards, I crushed the Dice Awards. I come off stage, meet up with Jen. We meet up with Andrew Goldfarb. We go and get on the escalator. And Jen and I were holding hands on the escalator, you know, railing. And then we said, Goldfarb, join us. Get on here. And we started chanting Fingy Pile. And so he put his fingies on the pile, too.

So a few years ago at Dice Awards, I crushed the Dice Awards. I come off stage, meet up with Jen. We meet up with Andrew Goldfarb. We go and get on the escalator. And Jen and I were holding hands on the escalator, you know, railing. And then we said, Goldfarb, join us. Get on here. And we started chanting Fingy Pile. And so he put his fingies on the pile, too.

And then right next to Andrew Goldfarb was Sean Layden. And I turned around and I go, hey, Sean. And this is when he was in charge of PlayStation. Get in here, Sean. There was that moment of, do we ask him to join the thingy pile? We stopped there for a second. Number one on the rope report. Of course, it is switch to day two. That's right. Of course, switch to was revealed yesterday.

And then right next to Andrew Goldfarb was Sean Layden. And I turned around and I go, hey, Sean. And this is when he was in charge of PlayStation. Get in here, Sean. There was that moment of, do we ask him to join the thingy pile? We stopped there for a second. Number one on the rope report. Of course, it is switch to day two. That's right. Of course, switch to was revealed yesterday.

You all have been amazing at supporting us. whether it be our live reactions, whether it be our Gamescast post-show, whether it be Paris and Gary talking about it, whether it be, I didn't even talk about this, I think there, the reactions. Of course, in New York City, they went onto the streets of New York after seeing the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct.

You all have been amazing at supporting us. whether it be our live reactions, whether it be our Gamescast post-show, whether it be Paris and Gary talking about it, whether it be, I didn't even talk about this, I think there, the reactions. Of course, in New York City, they went onto the streets of New York after seeing the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct.

They went on the streets and recorded their immediate reactions there. Blessing and Tim, last I saw, over 30,000 of you had watched that. Thank you so much for that late content going, let alone all the contents up there. I digress.

They went on the streets and recorded their immediate reactions there. Blessing and Tim, last I saw, over 30,000 of you had watched that. Thank you so much for that late content going, let alone all the contents up there. I digress.

Super embargoed.

Super embargoed.

To the point that I don't know what I'm allowed to say, so I'm not saying anything already about what they did there. I think we have a Gamescast tomorrow scheduled for the recap of the New York City adventure, so we'll get that. And of course, they can all apologize for screwing over me for Stars in the Bank. Of course they can. But I digress. We're going to start at IGN.com.

To the point that I don't know what I'm allowed to say, so I'm not saying anything already about what they did there. I think we have a Gamescast tomorrow scheduled for the recap of the New York City adventure, so we'll get that. And of course, they can all apologize for screwing over me for Stars in the Bank. Of course they can. But I digress. We're going to start at IGN.com.

And this is a long one. Stick with me. And I'm going to fumble some of these words because I don't know what half of them mean. You'll be there to pick me up because, of course, you're my tech man. Nintendo confirmed Switch 2 uses DLSS and ray tracing but is being super vague about the details. Again, this is IGN's Wesley Yin Poole.

And this is a long one. Stick with me. And I'm going to fumble some of these words because I don't know what half of them mean. You'll be there to pick me up because, of course, you're my tech man. Nintendo confirmed Switch 2 uses DLSS and ray tracing but is being super vague about the details. Again, this is IGN's Wesley Yin Poole.

Nintendo has confirmed that Nintendo Switch 2 uses DLSS and ray tracing technology but has yet to go into any detail about how exactly or show them off. NVIDIA DLSS, Deep Learning Super Sampling, is an AI-powered technology that uses machine learning to upscale lower-resolution images in real time, enhancing both performance and image quality in games.

Nintendo has confirmed that Nintendo Switch 2 uses DLSS and ray tracing technology but has yet to go into any detail about how exactly or show them off. NVIDIA DLSS, Deep Learning Super Sampling, is an AI-powered technology that uses machine learning to upscale lower-resolution images in real time, enhancing both performance and image quality in games.

This week's hour-long Nintendo Direct revealed how much the Nintendo Switch 2 would be at $449.99, but Nintendo has kept its technical information to a minimum. Even in the official Nintendo Switch 2 tech specs, there is only confirmation that the console uses a custom processor made by NVIDIA, and no more detail.

This week's hour-long Nintendo Direct revealed how much the Nintendo Switch 2 would be at $449.99, but Nintendo has kept its technical information to a minimum. Even in the official Nintendo Switch 2 tech specs, there is only confirmation that the console uses a custom processor made by NVIDIA, and no more detail.

In a hardware-focused roundtable Q&A in New York yesterday, attended by IGN, Nintendo representatives confirmed the Switch 2 uses DLSS, but did not specify which version of the tech or whether it had been customized for the Switch 2. Takuhiro said,