Greg Miller

So I'm very excited about it from the up at noon IGN interview roots of it, let alone the fact that it's just cool for them to partner with us, me and Mike, to have two devs with us this whole ride.

Yeah, it's super cool. We're recording it next week to get everything set so we can roll this out. But it's going to be a really good time. Look for that on, of course, our channels. Those will be the games casts when they go up, those four ones, just four days throughout multiple days. They only talked about one day, so I'll stop talking about it.

Yeah, it's super cool. We're recording it next week to get everything set so we can roll this out. But it's going to be a really good time. Look for that on, of course, our channels. Those will be the games casts when they go up, those four ones, just four days throughout multiple days. They only talked about one day, so I'll stop talking about it.

But it'll also be up on the Elder Scrolls channel. It'll be everywhere you can get it. But very excited for this partnership. Yeah, it was cool. And obviously, what an honor for kind of funny in terms of like, hey, we want to do this thing where people talk about video games when we want to talk to the best people who are the best people at talking. And here we are. And I like that.

But it'll also be up on the Elder Scrolls channel. It'll be everywhere you can get it. But very excited for this partnership. Yeah, it was cool. And obviously, what an honor for kind of funny in terms of like, hey, we want to do this thing where people talk about video games when we want to talk to the best people who are the best people at talking. And here we are. And I like that.

Number three on the ROPA report, Microsoft's new Xbox co-pilot will act as an AI gaming coach. This is Tom Warren at The Verge. Microsoft is preparing to launch an AI-powered co-pilot for gaming soon that will guide Xbox players through games and act as an assistant to download and launch games.

Number three on the ROPA report, Microsoft's new Xbox co-pilot will act as an AI gaming coach. This is Tom Warren at The Verge. Microsoft is preparing to launch an AI-powered co-pilot for gaming soon that will guide Xbox players through games and act as an assistant to download and launch games.

Co-pilot for gaming, as Xbox is branding it, will be available through the Xbox mobile app initially and is designed to work on a second screen as a companion or assistant. Microsoft is positioning Copilot for Gaming as a sidekick of sorts, one that will accompany you through games, offering up tips and guides and useful information about a game world. During a press briefing...

Co-pilot for gaming, as Xbox is branding it, will be available through the Xbox mobile app initially and is designed to work on a second screen as a companion or assistant. Microsoft is positioning Copilot for Gaming as a sidekick of sorts, one that will accompany you through games, offering up tips and guides and useful information about a game world. During a press briefing...

Sonali Yadva, product manager for gaming AI, demonstrated several scenarios for what Copilot for gaming could be used for. One involved a concept demo of Copilot asking an Overwatch 2 player by coaching them on the mistakes they made when they were trying to push without teammates.

Sonali Yadva, product manager for gaming AI, demonstrated several scenarios for what Copilot for gaming could be used for. One involved a concept demo of Copilot asking an Overwatch 2 player by coaching them on the mistakes they made when they were trying to push without teammates.

In the Overwatch 2 demo, Copilot could even recommend good hero picks to compliment the rest of the team and tell you more about why you'd want to pair up with particular characters, detailing their strengths and weaknesses. Another demo involved using Copilot with Minecraft, where you could ask Copilot questions about how to craft objects.

In the Overwatch 2 demo, Copilot could even recommend good hero picks to compliment the rest of the team and tell you more about why you'd want to pair up with particular characters, detailing their strengths and weaknesses. Another demo involved using Copilot with Minecraft, where you could ask Copilot questions about how to craft objects.

Copilot can see your screen, so it can guide you and see exactly what you're doing in the game. The demo also included the option to enable cheats in Minecraft, so Copilot could even tell you where certain crafting materials are located in the world. The demos felt very concept in nature, and they won't be available during the initial launch of Copilot for gaming next month.

Copilot can see your screen, so it can guide you and see exactly what you're doing in the game. The demo also included the option to enable cheats in Minecraft, so Copilot could even tell you where certain crafting materials are located in the world. The demos felt very concept in nature, and they won't be available during the initial launch of Copilot for gaming next month.

Instead, Xbox will test early versions of Copilot with Xbox Insiders through the Xbox mobile app in April before eventually bringing Copilot to multiple devices.

Instead, Xbox will test early versions of Copilot with Xbox Insiders through the Xbox mobile app in April before eventually bringing Copilot to multiple devices.

Well, for the people that Elon Musk pays to play his games, they'll be super stoked about it.

Well, for the people that Elon Musk pays to play his games, they'll be super stoked about it.

Bear, can you run it again for me? I haven't actually gotten to watch the video.