#CUPodcast 253 - Google Stadia Failing, Counterfeit NWC Carts, Playing with Power Documentary

Completely Unnecessary Podcast

Pat Contri

Video Games, Leisure

4.5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2021

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

"Perfect" counterfeit NWC carts created, Nintendo "Playing with Power" documentary, why Google Stadia is failing, stolen video games from store heist recovered, and more!

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0:00.0	We're in my shmidi, I'm sure.
0:28.9	There's my sweatshirt. Oh, Sega bass fishing shirt. Very nice of you. Welcome to the
0:35.3	completely unnecessary podcast for, wow, it's March, Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021. It's almost spring,
0:41.8	time. Almost, we're getting there. Alongside Ian Ferguson. I'm Pat Country. On the show today,
0:47.6	we'll be talking about, talking about the playing with power documentary a little bit,
0:51.7	Google Stadia's filing, stolen games, retro games are covered, and NWC near perfect counterfeit,
1:00.0	not a repro, and some voice messages. Ian, how was your weekend? That was good. I finished reading
1:08.4	a book on Antarctica. Oh, that's all started. How's Antarctica doing? They doing okay down there?
1:13.3	I mean, it's interesting. They talked about the people who spend a lot of time down there,
1:18.8	what life is like down there, and then at the end it went into global warming and explained just how
1:24.6	climate change, climate change, and it affects it in how that, you know, why we need to pay attention
1:31.6	to it and the science behind it. Sure. And the ones that was that. Yeah. And no, it was a very good book,
1:37.5	very easy read. I believe the author's name, I believe was Gabby Walker. No, it was a great book
1:44.6	on the internet. I got to read. I enjoyed it. It was 500 pages there about, and it didn't,
1:50.3	it read briskly. It didn't ever really drag. It's not like a final dipped in tea. Yeah,
1:55.2	it should hit the back of the throat. It was delicious. So now I've started reading a book on the
2:00.8	history of cooking utensils. Huh. Going back to the stone ones, the prehistoric era. I started
2:07.7	with a really good intro on like the wooden spoon, and you know, kind of gave you a, I don't know,
2:13.3	it's good. It's good. So far, I think I'll go through that one. They're having one before the
2:16.4	wooden spoon back in the room. No, no, absolutely. But I mean, it just, it starts with one of the most,
2:21.0	you know, iconic kitchen utensils and kind of goes into its history. And it's nice. I say this
2:26.2	every year. Smartphones has destroyed my reading. I used to read four or five books a year. And
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