The time has finally come for a full feature Nintendo Direct for the Switch 2! It’s been a long time coming as official info has been scarce and I’m excited to see what Nintendo has in store for us in the upcoming launch window and the upcoming year! In the words of Reggie Fils-Aime: My body is ready!
It’s sad to see a well known and previously popular online video call app shutting down. Microsoft has announced that Skype will be shutting down permanently on May 5, 2025 in favour of Microsoft Teams.
Nintendo has finally released a first look trailer for the Nintendo Switch 2. It will be backwards compatible with both physical and digital Switch games, bigger screen and has magnetic joycons with revised joysticks and a U shaped kickstand. No major hardware specs have been noted, but there will be another dedicated Nintendo Direct on April 2, 2025.
I recently purchased the TerraMaster D2-320 2 Bay HDD Enclosure for a permanent data backup solution. At the time of this review, the enclosure runs for $220 on Amazon Canada and $176 on NewEgg Canada.
It’s the end of an era with official 3DS and Wii U Online Servers going offline permanently. Games that had previous online play modes like Mario Kart 8, Animal Crossing New Leaf, Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Kid ICarus Uprising and Super Smash Bros are now limited to local single or multi player.
I bought this literal brick of a power bank as a backup power source for my laptop for those times that a wall plug may not be easily accessible or available.
I recently picked up the TP Link Deco E4 Wifi Mesh with 3 modules. It comes with wall plugs for each module and an ethernet cable to plug into your modem. It runs on Wifi 5 standards with 2.4GHz and 5 GHz wifi bands. It’s rated for 867 mbps on 5GHz speed and 300 mbps on 2.4 GHz. They’re well designed and are in the shape of a cylinder that’s similarly sized to a 1 lb bag of coffee beans.
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