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Rumor Switch 2 will have Scroll Wheel Shoulder Buttons
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If you've acutely injured your back or torn something you need to rest it. Lying flat or on a recliner and always using a heat pad, if it's muscular.
I found recently my sofa was basically collapsing at the back so seating it very important too.
I had total hip replacement at age 41 and it honestly changed my life. Before the surgery, I struggled to walked 15-20 minutes without resting. I walked about thirteen miles at Disney World a few months after the surgery. I still have issues here and there. I can never run again and I do have soreness and still limp from time to time, but I can only imagine it would be worse without. I will also have to replace this new hip in about 8-12 years.
I also have occasional lower back pain that I try to treat by going to the YMCA four to five days a week at about 5:15. I can manage to workout for about twenty five minutes before having to go back home and get ready for work. I do the elliptical and a couple of workout machines for my arms and back. Its not much but its something I suppose.
If you can't be bothered watching he says the memory has 5x the bandwidth of Switch 1 and 50% better than Steam Deck, he also says the GPU is better than steam deck though the CPU is weaker.
He uses the comparison of PS4 or XB1 to Switch saying Switch had half the RAM of those and slower RAM.
Whereas Switch 2 has two thirds of the RAM of PS5 and more than the Xbox Series S.
He says anything that runs on Xbox Series S should run on Switch 2.
He says if the system had launched a year ago or more, like it was supposed to, it would have been considered as very impressive.
Also Switch 1 firmware has changed in what appears to be a coding change to allow Switch 2 to run these games at higher settings. So backwards compatibility seems certain.
https://youtu.be/4ZTvlJ3034w?si=EuVzykPw439wLRZ4
General opinion, also much of which comes from Moores Law as he's an Nvidia insider, or his sources are - is that Nintendo is going to clock the Switch 2 super low in mobile for battery life better than Switch 1.
My apologies to everyone around me in real life, but my car now has an obscenely loud exhaust system and everything about it is glorious. Until I inevitably get defected. Or a neighbour bashes me as retribution. Fair enough, I like to drive at night. Tinnitus and hearing loss are probably going to be side effects, too. Oh well, have you heard how effective hearing aids are these days?
Push Square had a poll up after the PS show and it seems most people there thought it was good to very good. *shrugs*
What Sonic announcements?
Two extra stength Tylenol is my go to meds for all pain. If that doesn't work I might add one Aleve a few hours later. If I can't sleep because of pain, I take two herbal caramels they sell here.
Edit: Ice packs as well.
Look at us youngsters. My hip isn't much of an issue... yet. While I'm no sports nut, I do play about once a week. Would hate to have to miss that.
I walked it off at the time, but the damage was a lot more serious than I realized. A few months later I was trying to play Ring Fit Adventure on the Switch, and I don't remember exactly what I was doing, but I put all my weight on the right leg, and I immediately fell on the floor. Even with low impact stuff like yoga, I can't balance in it. Anyway, I'm afraid my dreams at playing in the professional frisbee golf league are probably impossible now.
You've got legal marijuana, man.
There's a reasonably good chance Florida is going to get it this election cycle. Assuming of course our dumbass Governor who's doing everything in his power to prevent it from happening fails at something else yet again.
My knee pain was actually referred pain from my hip
I don't see SC ever going down that path. Our governor, Foghorn Leghorn would not allow it.
So I think that's basically the Switch 2 launch date.
Man, an eight year console cycle.
Made it to the final boss on Ganryu 2, awesome game.
Beat the final boss in Ghouls and Ghosts arcade... only to be warped back to the first level to do it again.
I used to think this game was a classic but, as with other arcade games my nostalgia stems from the experience and the first couple of levels.
This game is categorically a piece of shit. It screws you over in so many ways.
You have a pitiful jump, you can't change direction in the air. So projectiles suddenly appear from offscreen and you're committed to die in its path.
Enemies often randomly change movement patterns to screw you over.
Enemies appear literally at your feet. You often can't tell when youre hitting a boss. You can't jump and grab onto ladders.
The levels will suddenly have you running backwards through the level to an unnatural extent.
The game will throw unavoidable attacks at you. You may avoid one or two but end up jumping to avoid several projectiles, and inevitably into the path of another hit.
The game literally screws you over by giving you shitty weapons. You get the blue flame, crap on a stick and even when you die you can't get rid of it.
Most weapons fire at an angle so you literally can't shoot at ground level enemies even when ducking.
I think the SNES version is better, if only for the double jump.
Thank you to everyone on the back pain advice and commiseration. This is an annual event for me nowadays, fortunately with some rest it will go away.
I should have used a heatpad by now, thanks GG fo rthe reminder.
It only hurts when I move
PSA: We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie is Now Available on Xbox Game Pass
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I admire your choice to publish this here as it would be the most logical place to reach the most people who live in your immediate area. Honestly, I'm sick of the Melbourne-bias present on this site, but I tolerate it.
As for the hearing aid propaganda, don't beleive the hype. Since this law passed anyone can fob off in ear speakers as hearing aids:
Federal Register :: Medical Devices; Ear, Nose, and Throat Devices; Establishing Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids
Sold as a lie to lower costs, it actually hurts consumers by having people not seek medical advice from doctors, instead self-prescribing, moslty to their detriment by overamplifying.