Metroid Prime 4 & Doom The Dark Ages Anticipation + Nintendo Direct Predictions – Gaming Podcast
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Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. The Nintendo Direct is looming. Well, okay, by the time this episode releases, it's already happened. Doom the Dark Ages is making a strong push to unseat Expedition 33, on my hype meter at least, and Metroid Prime 4 will let you open doors. We've got a lot to cover, but first, some introductions are in order. I am your host, Josh, and joining me, he's been dreaming about setting up his own unsanctioned medicine empire and watching reruns of Breaking Bad to prepare.
It's Ryan. What should my color be? I can't be Mr. White, obviously, so make me Mr. Tan.
I don't know, Ryan. Mr. Light Tan. Tan is a color, I guess, right?
My favorite color is light tan. You're Mr. Red, bro. Oh, yeah, there you go.
And joining us, he's really just here for the Nintendo Direct Chat, and he's already doubled down on a Switch 2 Red Dead Redemption 2 port. It's John.
Hey, everybody. I got my diet cock and bull here. This episode brought to you by cock and bull. Cock and bull. It's a chicken and a cow.
Wait, wait, wait. Are we getting proceeds from this?
I'm working on it. Okay.
All right. That's for all you advertisers out there that would like to advertise with this podcast.
I'm just thinking of the smoke coming out of a switch trying to run Red Dead.
Yeah. John also mentioned Elden Ring in a little text message to us, and I kind of went, Elden Ring on the switch is... I feel like I'd go blind. That thing better have a bigger screen, man. I think that's just your age.
Yeah, we'll get to it. But I mean, the Joy-Cons, or whatever they're calling them, are like 20% bigger. So the screen's probably 20%. I don't know.
The Drift-Cons? Yes, Drift-Cons, yeah. Guys, we got a lot to cover. This is another great week for video game news. Again, the Nintendo Direct. We're going to make some predictions today. And then people that are listening are going to be like, You guys are idiots, man. You didn't get any of those right. But we're going to throw out a couple predictions as to what we think we might see or things that we hope we see from the Nintendo Direct as well. But as promised, guys, we've got another quick question from one of our Epic supporters here. That we're going to start off with. This one comes in from Technophile75. And I like this one, man. It's a little more on the technical side.
What are the predictions for the next Nintendo Direct?
But, you know, I like these kind of questions here, too. So he asks, what are your thoughts on the new DLSS4 and the use of AI in frame generation? So, Ryan, why don't you go ahead and explain frame generation and DLSS and what that stands for in 20 seconds. Go.
This guy. Yeah, I know what you're doing. I know what you're doing. I will say, because I was reading it and I'm looking at this stuff, I'm like, oh, geez, I better kind of at least look a little bit into what this all means and what this stuff is. Normally, I'm just like, that one's expensive. Plug it into the rig. It's good to go, you know? Yeah. Uh, but I was looking at this stuff. And so with this AI like frame rate generation and stuff, um, I was reading and I put it in the chat right before we started 15 of the 16 frames will be AI generated. So, you know, take that, you know, however way you want. Either that's going to kind of bog things down and make it look weird. Because you know how sometimes with AI design, like, it can make crazy stuff and things that are really kind of wild and creative and detailed. But also... not everything looks right all the time.
And when you're relying that much on not just standard performance in, in generation from the hardware itself, and you're using AI to, to kind of replace that, you know, it leaves a little room for error. If you know, if the way I'm looking at it, at least. All right. All right. You failed on that explanation, Ryan. Yeah.
I wasn't really going to explain. I was giving my opinion. I was giving my opinion. This is what you get for slamming Goldeneye, Ryan.
Oh, I'm going to pay for that for a while. I can't comment on the technology specifically, but I'm a bit conflicted on the use of it. So the... humanist in me is concerned. I like probably anybody else and especially people that are in the industry as like, you know, if you follow this thing to its logical end, all I'm seeing is a lot of lost jobs and,
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