Julian Burrell

@julianburrell.bsky.social

Friendly Neighborhood podcast producer. E Pluribus Motto, Tights and Fights, The JV Club with Janet Varney, and Go Fact Yourself for MaximumFun.

Crazy how most of Nintendo’s “Not E3” highlights came from third parties. So many great games coming day and date to Switch 2, often highlighted at shows that weren’t the Direct. I can’t remember the last time that happened!

"The Switch is so old," you all said. "I need better graphics," you demanded. "Wah wah," you cried. And now, you sit here before Slippy Toad, the slippiest he's ever been, slippier than a fucking banana peel under a kart wheel, all thanks to the raw power of the Nintendo Switch 2—and you reject him?

At its best I admire DF for revealing some of the technical tricks behind how some of my favorite games run. At its worst, DF shows me that people don’t play games to have fun, but to admire them as pieces of technical achievement; ignoring artistic vision in the race for AI driven photorealistism

Digital Foundry@digitalfoundry.bsky.social · 5mo ago

DLSS 5 brings next-gen quality, photo-realistic lighting to GeForce RTX 50 series. We've been hands-on with four games and here are our first impressions: youtu.be/4ZlwTtgbgVA

People imagined Joe Biden/Kamala Harris The Warmonger in their heads and ran from there. As said, nothing to do with objective reality. However much you hate Democrats, the possibility they would've just willy-nilly bombed Iran and murdered millions by destroying USAID is infinitesimal.

“the cost of gas doubling is a small price to pay” is an incredibly funny thing to say as the head of a political movement that in many ways is still built on a nationwide psychosis triggered by having to go about four weeks without a haircut six years ago.

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Remarkable: With support for the Iran war tanking, Trump is now throwing away the GOP's advantage on three core issues: Economy, immigration, national security. A year ago it looked like he might be popular on all three. He lit it all on fire. 1/ (new piece) newrepublic.com/article/2074...

Donald Trump’s Presidency Is in Free Fall

Republicans typically lead on the economy, national security, and immigration. Trump is squandering the GOP’s traditional strength on all three.

newrepublic.com