In a relatively quiet week Skybound X takes top spot again with New Mutants taking silver in this weeks Pull List plus we have six other books are On The Radar including new books Moon Knight and M.O.M: Mother of Madness. In MEANWHILE… a look at Batman 89 from DC and Meanwhile…In Coventry 2021
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Each week I’ll be deep diving into the world of technology. Bringing back some new pearls from Birmingham and beyond! If you want to send any local tech articles over, feel free to reach out to me at ryan@geekybrummie.com.
Pokémon throws it’s hat into the MOBA ring. PUBG announce a new tournament, Golf is back and Wolves Esports takes on racing esports.
Skybound X takes top spot with Excalibur and Way of X making up the rest of this weeks Pull List plus we have three other books are On The Radar. In MEANWHILE… a first look at Eighty Days from A.C. Esguerra and BOOM! Studios
Each week I’ll be deep diving into the world of technology. Bringing back some new pearls from Birmingham and beyond! If you want to send any local tech articles over, feel free to reach out to me at ryan@geekybrummie.com.
This week we’re all about championships with the largest esports tournament in the world, and the best student esports tournament in Britain.
The Swamp Things takes Comic of the Week thanks to John McCrea, Skybound X, Star Trek, Ultraman and the X-Men make up the rest of this weeks Pull List and four other books are On The Radar. In MEANWHILE… the Captain America 80th variant covers
Each week I’ll be deep diving into the world of technology. Bringing back some new pearls from Birmingham and beyond! If you want to send any local tech articles over, feel free to reach out to me at ryan@geekybrummie.com.
On this issue of the Geeky Brummie Podcast Leigh Interviews Tom Keane from Godolphin Games about their future release Unknown Number. We look at Black Widow’s Cinema / Home release and postulate on if it will work for an MCU movie. And as a fast blue hedgehog reaches his 30th birthday we look back at his gaming history and the highs (and lows) of the franchise so far. Plus regular features, The Geeky Brummie Pull List, Game(s) of the Week(s), and a whole lot more!
There have been a few attempts at marrying voice controls to video games. From the primitive N64 microphone that allowed you to uselessly yell at a virtual Pikachu, through to the limited interactivity of Xbox’s Kinect, voice commands have always felt like a gimmick that never truly sticks the landing.
And in a world where Alexa and Siri and various other devices are constantly listening out for us to ask them random trivia or passing our personal conversations onto their corporate masters for advertising, it’s slightly odd that games have never fully embraced the technology. Although preferably without the invasions of privacy.