Have you played board games with your co-workers? This question popped into my head while working on the “Colorforms Board Games” video, as part of the Twelve Days of Christmas Gift Ideas playlist on Photics.TV (YouTube). Three inexpensive board games were tested — Battleship, Monopoly, and Scrabble Junior. Even though all three games were under four bucks, it was a fun experience.
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Trump Gets A Mulligan
The first three years of the first Donald Trump presidency were fairly normal, but that fourth year was an incredible mess. Looking back, Trump wasn’t the best at hiring the best people. Now that he has a better perspective, will he do a better job this time? Well, just look at the order of speakers at the Madison Square Garden rally. Before Trump spoke, it was his wife Melania. And before that, it was Elon Musk.
Photics.TV Reaches 10,000 Subscribers
Photics.TV passed another milestone. Over 10,000 subscribers decided that the tech variety channel was something they wanted to see more. It’s nice. That’s a lot of people. Thanks for joining the adventure, as the ultimate direction for this project is not quite clear. Tech video serendipity has been fun. This is just the beginning though, as YouTube channels can grow even larger.
Discussing The Crossy Road Castle Console Launch
Crossy Road Castle is launching on Consoles (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One) later this month. Having already experienced the adventure on Apple Arcade, Photics is in unique situation. The Crossy Road Castle Playlist on Photics.TV has one of the most (if not THE most) comprehensive information about the game on the Internet.
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Expanding The “Data” Section With Zelda
Nintendo launched the “Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition” on the Nintendo Switch. That motivated me to revisit the NES Classic Edition. Instead of focusing on speed runs, I could play the full versions of classic games. That’s when motivation hit! Back in the 1980s, kids used to ask me about the secrets of The Legend of Zelda. Why not expand on that?