Richard Lawler

Modern gamer dens with LED lighting and racing chairs are appreciated but unnecessary here — we’re looking for pictures of a 486-holding hutch from the era of floppy discs and dot-matrix printers. Email us - Vergecast@theverge.com.

Still need an example? This is is what I’m talking about.

Now, after announcing longtime Mario voice actor Charles Martinet “will be stepping back from recording character voices for our games,” Nintendo confirmed in an email to Polygon about Wonder that “Charles is not involved in the game”

It said the number of near misses “has more than doubled over the past decade” and that “As of May, only three of the 313 air traffic facilities nationwide had enough controllers to meet targets set by the FAA and the union representing controllers.”

In response, the FAA writes, “ the agency has hired 1,500 controllers for FY2023” and that “the number and rate of runway incursions are steadily declining since the pandemic.”

Now the New York Times describes how it’s established a monstrous lead over other chipmakers, extending a victory tour of editorial recounting Nvidia “hand-delivering processors to Elon Musk and Sam Altman,” how it started in a Denny’s, and CEO Jensen Huang’s SIGGRAPH keynote outlining its decision to focus on AI.

They didn’t get to take pictures (or, more importantly, screenshots) but noted similar experiences to ours from WWDC, saying, “...it feels like there’s almost twice the vertical field of vision on Apple Vision Pro, versus HoloLens,” and that the gesture controls already felt familiar.

Give me this suitcase TV from LG and a backpack with my Xbox, and I might even rethink my no-Airbnb policy (it’s not a vacation if I have to do my own dishes).

Videocardz gave the tests a run on a PC with an Nvidia 4090 GPU and Samsung’s Galaxy S23 Ultra — the desktop GPU scored about 24.5x higher.