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  • Video: Street Fighter 6 Side-By-Side Comparison (Switch 2 & PlayStation 5)
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    Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube804kStreet Fighter 6 is on its way to the Switch 2 and if you're wondering how it compares to certain other versions, we've now got a side-by-side comparison.This upload, shared by the YouTube channel ElAnalistaDeBits, shows the Switch 2 version running alongside the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 versions of the game.Capcom has also confirmed the Switch 2 build runs at a "smooth 60fps" and will include cross-platform play. Online play will require an active Switch Online subscription and a Capcom ID.If we hear any other details about the game's performance and resolution on the Switch, we'll update this post.Image: via Nintendo / CapcomIf you didn't catch the original announcement, the Switch 2 version of the game will also come with "innovative new player-friendly features".This includes Gyro Battle (where you use gyro controls to unleash attacks) and Calorie Contest (where you burn as many calories as possible using Joy-Con 2 controller movement).Along with this are three brand new amiibo and 22 amiibo cards - arriving alongside the game on 5th June 2025.Image: Capcom Launching alongside the Switch 2 versionPunch up!Will you be checking out Street Fighter 6 when it lands on the Switch? Tell us in the comments.Related GamesSee AlsoShare:00 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesWhere To Pre-Order Nintendo Switch 2Update: Pre-orders are live in Europe, delayed in USNintendo Switch 2 Direct: Time, Where To Watch, What To ExpectIt's time for Switch 2Nintendo Is (Kinda) Returning To Region-Locking With A Cheaper Japanese Switch 2Priced 49,980 yen, which is around $333 USDNintendo's Switch 2 'Game-Key Cards' Somehow Manage To Make Codes-In-A-Box WorseThe worst of both worlds?
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  • Week in Review: Nintendo unveils the Switch 2
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    Welcome back to Week in Review! Tons of stuff for you today, including Nintendos Switch 2; capacity issues at OpenAI; a story that deserves the Hollywood treatment; and much, much more. Lets go!Its finally (almost) here: After almost 10 years, Nintendo finally released its Switch successor, the Switch 2. According to TechCrunchs Amanda Silberling, the $450 system tries to take a console thats already beloved and simply just make it better. Im into that! Unfortunately, preorders in the U.S. might be delayed in response to Trumps tariffs.Delays, delays: OpenAIs Sam Altman said in a series of posts on X that the companys new image-generating tool could cause unspecified product delays. Working as fast [as] we can to really get stuff humming, Altman wrote. The company promises itll release o3 (after effectively canceling the consumer release back in February).The old college try: Zach Yadegari, who built the viral Cal AI app, wrote on twitter that even though he has a 4.0 GPA and a $30 million ARR company, he still wasnt accepted into 15 top universities.This is TechCrunchs Week in Review, where we recap the weeks biggest news. Want this delivered as a newsletter to your inbox every Saturday? Sign up here.NewsImage Credits:NSA / Getty ImagesOh no: The Trump administration fired the head of the National Security Agency and Cyber Command, as well as the NSAs deputy director, who served as the agencys top civilian leader. Its not clear who is currently overseeing the NSA and Cyber Command following the firing.Do my shopping for me, please: Amazon on Monday unveiled Nova Act, a general-purpose AI agent that can take control of a web browser and independently perform some simple actions. Amazon is testing a feature it calls Buy for Me powered by its Nova AI models which shows users third-party sites that have products they may want. They can then buy things off those other sites, without leaving Amazons site. Pretty nifty!Yikes: One nefarious use for ChatGPTs new image generator: faking receipts. People are already using it to generate fake restaurant receipts, potentially adding another tool to the already-extensive toolkit of AI deepfakes used by fraudsters. The receipts generated can even include food and coffee stains to make them look more authentic. Great!A tale of two companies: Rippling announced in March that it was suing rival Deel for alleged spying, and this week released the affidavit of the Rippling employee who testified that he was working as a spy. Its got some juicy details, like people representing Deel allegedly telling him to smash his old phone with an axe. Hollywood, are you listening?Pointing fingers: Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney called out Apple and Google for their gangster-style business practices. You might remember that his company sued both Apple and Google for monopolistic practices over their respective app stores. Epic won its case with Google but not with Apple.We hardly knew ye: Zelle, which facilitates person-to-person payments, said Tuesday that its shutting down its app. But dont be alarmed: Of the 150 million people who use Zelle, only 2% of transactions were made via the stand-alone app, rather than via the bank. OK, that makes sense, then.Speaking of banks: Plaid, which connects bank accounts to financial applications, sold about $575 million worth of common stock at a $6.1 billion post-money valuation.Power hungry: New and expanded data centers are expected to double the AI sectors power demand by 2029. As a result, developers and tech companies have been working overtime to lock in capacity. And thats where the sun comes in.AnalysisImage Credits:Andrew Harnik / Getty ImagesBacksliding: Elon Musks push into politics specifically his alignment with President Trump and activities within the federal government has dragged Tesla into uncertainty. For proof, just look at the companys disappointing first-quarter delivery numbers. The question now is whether the Tesla brand can recover.
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  • Richard Torrez Jr. Vs. Guido Vianello Fight Card Results
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    Here are the results, highlights and reactions from the Richard Torrez vs. Guido Vianello and Abdullah Mason vs. Carlos Ornellas fights in Las Vegas.
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  • iPad is the best secondary screen Ive used with a MacBook
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    Table of ContentsTable of ContentsThe problems an iPad solvesThe worlds most convenient monitorPushing an iPad as a secondary screenA surprising OS versatilityI spend an unhealthy amount of time lurking in communities where people share aesthetic desktop setups. One of my friends recently set the group chat on fire with a triple monitor setup that had two vertical screens and an ultrawide curved panel at the center. An impulse swipe later, I achieved a similar makeover for my desk at home.Heres the problem, though. My $600 workstation overhaul did bring me visual joy, but not much utility. For reporting assignments, I spend the majority of the year away from home, working from deserted cafes or unnaturally uncomfortable bunk beds. I do miss the convenience of large secondary screens.Interestingly, that yearning is addressed by a rather unconventional device the humble iPad.Recommended VideosOver the past couple of years, I have carried iPads in all shapes and sizes. From the tiny iPad mini and the entry-level iPad to the 13-inch iPad Pro. I have used them extensively for video editing, photo touch-ups, gaming, and reading comics. But the best utility that Ive got from Apples tablet is pushing it as an external monitor. Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsThere is no dearth of minimalist monitors out there. Some are even thinner than the MacBook Air, while a few snap right to the lid, like some protective case. However, there are a few fundamental issues with external monitors, even if you arent vexed by lugging one around in your bag.First, they burden you with the hassle of a wired connection. That, in itself, is troublesome for a couple of reasons. It leads to unnecessary wire clutter. Plus, plugging in an external monitor means you lose one port, for as long as you are working.In the age of ultra-sleek laptops, ports are a luxury. The MacBook Air, for example, only features a couple of ports. That means you will have to juggle between charging and peripheral connection with the other USB-C port, but cant do any of it simultaneously.Yes, that is a full-fledged macOS running on the iPad mini. Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsIf your profession entails handling heavy media files, plugging in (or out) external storage is a part of the daily routine. And that means you really a free port always at your disposal. The solution? Of course, prepare to live the dongle life. Or fork out extra cash for a dongle.The biggest problem of them all? Power draw. You may not always have a power outlet at your disposal, especially if you are someone who works on the move or away from home. I recently tried a sleek external monitor from Arzopa, and quite liked it. But booking up to my laptop drained its battery, and I quickly found myself hunting for a power port.So there I was, juggling with power bricks, wires, and port anxiety, once again. The iPad solves all those problems in one go. You dont need any cables. You arent burdened by a power-sipping peripheral. You arent tasked with handling a clunky third-party app. The iPad is just ready.Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsThe Apple ecosystem is just seamless.No situation exemplifies the above argument better than pairing an iPad to your Mac. Actually, no pairing process is involved. As long as your Mac and iPad are signed in with the same Apple account, youre good to go. No pain-in-the-back Bluetooth pairing or manual Wi-Fi tethering is needed.Just bring the two devices close, and its a smooth-sailing journey from there. All you need to do is expand the control center, click on the screen mirroring icon, and select your iPad from the drop-down menu. Heck, you can skip that, too.Just hover the cursor over the green window shortcut in any Mac app, and you will see a dedicated option that says move to iPad. A click is all it takes to move that app to your iPads screen. Thats it. Your external display is now in action mode.Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsIn fact, you dont have to worry about unlocking your iPad. Even in a locked state, you just have to click on the aforementioned window control on your Mac, and it will open on your iPads screen directly. No unlock or preparatory setup is needed across either device.There is nothing that comes even close to this kind of seamless interplay between two entirely different classes of devices separated across operating systems except the Apple ecosystem.My workflow is divided across more apps than Id like. Technically, I can access a healthy few of them across browser tabs, but juggling between them is a hassle. Id much rather hit the Command+Tab shortcut to shift between apps than head back to the mouse, find the appropriate tab, and switch back and forth. Apps, or web instances running as apps, do the job for me.Moreover, with browsers, it becomes a chore to track the notifications on platforms such as Slack and Discord, where multiple buzzy channels can quickly throw your zen into disarray. It becomes difficult to track such conversations spread across multiple browser tabs.Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsApps, therefore, are the most convenient option for me. Of course, that means dedicated windows for each of them. But theres only so much screen real estate you have on a 13-inch laptop, even with Stage Manager, you only get a partial reprieve.With an iPad coming into the picture, I can safely switch at least two non-important or chat apps, in split-screen mode on the iPad. That leaves wme ith a near obstructed view of the apps that make up the bulk of my workflow, right in front of my eyes on the laptop screen.In my case, Teams and Slack usually go on the iPad. Off the work hours, its usually a no-distraction slate for writing articles. When I have the iPad Pro handy, photo and video editing is deployed on the tablets OLED screen due to the superior color output.I love that the macOS clipboard works just fine with iPadOS, too. Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsIn the lowest-stakes scenario, the iPad mini simply serves as a screen for music playback control, watching lecture videos, or keeping an eye on my social media feed for gathering breaking news events.One of the nicest things about Sidecar the inherent tech that allows an iPad to work well alongside a Mac is the OS flexibility. You can choose to either wirelessly mirror or extend the screen of your Mac to an iPad. But heres the nicest part.Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsApples Universal Control tech allows you to use the Macs monitor as the input source on a nearby iPad. And once again, theres no complex setup required. All you need to do is drag the cursor towards the screen edge near the iPad, and voila, your Macs keyboard and touchpad now serve as input devices on the tablet, too.That means I can control the tablet running iPadOS, and interact with mobile apps in their natural state. It may not sound like much from a functional perspective, but this convenience slowly grows on you. For example, social media platforms such as X or TikTok work better as an app.Compared to desktop apps, especially task management platforms where the workflow is updated in the cloud, Ive found mobile apps to be the snappier option. What they lack in features, they make up for with speed and fluidity.Nadeem Sarwar / Digital TrendsPlus, its easier to track notifications on a mobile device compared to a desktop environment. Despite the OS disparity, there is virtually no input, and I can easily copy-paste material across both devices.I do a lot of standalone work on my iPad Pro, and even used the baseline iPad for the better part of a whole year, but the inherent limitations of iPadOS often repulse me. Overall, my iPads of which I have an unhealthy number lying on my desk have found more utility as a secondary screen for my Mac than standalone tablets.I just wish could solve some of the scaling and screen rotation bugs. And while at it, maybe, enable Stage Manager for the iPad mini, now that it is technically ready from a hardware perspective.Editors Recommendations
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  • Mark Cuban warns that Trump's tariff plan plus DOGE cuts could lead the country to 'a far worse situation than 2008'
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    While President Donald Trump has acknowledged his aggressive tariff plan may result in "little pain" in the short term, some business figures, like billionaire "Shark Tank" star Mark Cuban, see a greater risk of long-term economic harm.In a series of Bluesky posts Saturday, Cuban expanded on his previous critiques of Trump's trade policies. The Cost Plus Drugs cofounder suggested the extensive tariffs announced by the Trump administration on Wednesday, combined with cuts to the federal workforce spearheaded by the White House DOGE office, could result in a worse financial crisis than the Great Recession of 2008."If the new tariffs stay in place for multiple years, and are enforced and inflationary, and DOGE continues to cut and fire, we will be in a far worse situation than 2008," Cuban wrote in response to another user's question about the economic impacts of Trump's tariff plan.The minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks did not expand upon why he sees the sweeping cuts to the federal workforce led by the DOGE office as related to the nation's economic health. However, the reductions have targeted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the tax evasion enforcement wing of the Internal Revenue Service, among other agencies.Cuban and representatives for the Trump administration did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Business Insider.During the 2008 financial crisis and its immediate aftermath, the country's GDP declined by more than 4%, the unemployment rate reached 10%, and the housing market crashed in what economists have recognized as the deepest recession since World War II.The president, in comments to the press about his trade policy, has acknowledged, "We may have, short-term, some little pain, and people understand that," but in a Saturday post onTruth Socialsaid, "ONLY THE WEAK WILL FAIL!"The economic uncertainty stemming from Trump's tariff plan has sent the stock market spiraling downward and prompted consumers to stockpile essentials while cutting back on luxury goods. Economists and supply chain experts previously told Business Insider that increased import costs caused by the tariffs are expected to result in higher prices for everything from pantry staples like coffee and sugar to apparel and larger purchases like cars and appliances.Cuban isn't alone in worrying about the lasting economic impacts of the president's policies. Many commentators in the financial field have questioned the tariffs and highlighted their potential consequences.JPMorgan's chief global economist, in a research note to clients published on Thursday titled "There Will Be Blood," warned that the risk of the global economy falling into a recession increased from 40% to 60% in response to Wednesday's tariff announcement.
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  • No Escape! #b3d
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    Sci-fi drone modelled using the Random Flow add-on in Blender.Shops:blendermarket.com/creators/blenderguppygumroad.com/blenderguppyPatreon:patreon.com/blenderguppy#b3d #conceptart #blender3d #blenderaddon #blendermarket
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  • An attempt at photorealism, thoughts?
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  • Check out these 3D models of Fami/Kiga and Falling Devil from Chainsaw Man recreated by artist @chapterone0062 using ZBrush. See more: https://80.lv/a...
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    Check out these 3D models of Fami/Kiga and Falling Devil from Chainsaw Man recreated by artist @chapterone0062 using ZBrush.See more: https://80.lv/articles/look-at-these-awesome-3d-models-of-fami-falling-devil-from-chainsaw-man/
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  • RT Humanoid History: BLADE RUNNER concept art by Syd Mead.
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    RTHumanoid HistoryBLADE RUNNER concept art by Syd Mead.
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