Nintendo is making life a little easier for Nintendo Switch owners who enjoy playing in Tabletop mode.
An official adjustable charging stand for the Switch is launching on the 13th of July, which will allow players to charge their Switch while playing in Tabletop mode – something that was previously impossible due to the bottom edge location of its USB-C port (er…unless you owned a third-party stand).
Uber has released more information about its concept fleet of flying taxis the company started talking about last year.
Wired reports the rideshare company has given some idea of the flying vehicle they’re hoping will ease transport congestion by moving some traffic to the skies.
The concept ‘Common Reference Model’ for these sky taxis will seat four passengers with one pilot in single file on a slender electric powered plane.
Two sets of wing-like supports branch out either side and are joined by battery pods midway with sit stacked rotors held furthest from the main body.
Codemasters has announced we’ll all be able to get a taste of its upcoming arcade driving game Onrush during an open beta running next week.
The Onrush open beta will go live on May 17 (6am PDT, 9am EDT, 2pm BST, 11pm AEST) and wrap up on Sunday, May 20. The beta will be available on both Xbox One and PS4.
According to Codemasters, the beta will teach players the basics of Onrush’s take on racing via an interactive tutorial and allow us to participate in a single-player practice mode, or 6v6 multiplayer events. The beta will include two tracks, with time of day and seasonal changes cycling throughout the beta period. Four vehicle classes will also be on show while the beta is available.
It’s easy to bag out Indiana Jones’ fourth cinematic outing, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, because, frankly, there’s plenty wrong with it. You don’t have to look too far on the Infernal Google Machine to see ramblings, listicles, and video rants dedicated to this very topic.
As much as I used to revel in denying its existence, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull isn’t the Jar-Jar-Binks-filled, sand-everywhere, Han-Shot-first travesty that’s otherwise known as George Lucas’ bad touch in the post-Original Trilogy world. So, in the spirit of defying Metacritic User Review logic where if something isn’t a 10 it can only possibly be a 0, let’s break down the pros of Indy’s fourth cinematic outing.