Exciting Updates on Displate, Gaming News, and Phil Spencer's Handheld Project
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Displate, the metal posters that stick to your wall like a barnacle to a ship, are the topic of discussion today. These posters are tougher than a hardened criminal and easier to install than a lightbulb. With over 2 million designs to choose from, including limited edition collections like the Doom: The Dark Ages 3D prints, they're like the Ferrari of wall decorations. And if you use the code "skill up," you'll get a discount that's more thrilling than a drag race.
Now, let's talk about the gaming world, where excitement is revving up like a V12 engine. From the upcoming Switch 2 launch to the Summer Games Fest and the Xbox showcase, it's like a Grand Prix of gaming events. And let's not forget about Death Stranding 2, a game that's got Skill Up more pumped up than a tire on race day. And for those eagerly awaiting the mysterious video on a special game, the anticipation is building up like a high-speed chase.
But hold on to your helmets, because the Witcher 4 "gameplay" reveal has caused quite a stir. Turns out, it's not gameplay at all but a tech demo showcasing Unreal Engine wizardry. Meanwhile, City Project Red is gearing up for The Witcher 4, with Cyberpunk 2 also in the works. And speaking of games, Elder Ring Night Re has had a bumpy ride post-launch, with mixed reviews due to multiplayer issues. FromSoft is on the case, promising fixes for solo mode and duos faster than a pit stop during a race.
Lastly, let's talk about Phil Spencer and the handheld gaming PC project that's hit a roadblock. Microsoft has slammed the brakes on their plans to focus on improving Windows 11 gaming performance instead. But fear not, as a third-party handheld collaboration with Asus is still in the fast lane. It's like a thrilling race with unexpected twists and turns, keeping gamers on the edge of their seats.
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