With every podcast dissecting last week’s Apple Event, you now get a break by listening to how Greg uses his iPad Pro, alongside being swayed to buy and download Tomb Raider II for it as well.
We go through the apps he uses, alongside how the Smart Keyboard is still underused, especially with games.
You can listen here, or subscribe through iTunes here.
Apps mentioned:
Its the first year where I was catching up on it a couple of hours after it ended.
But I have some quick thoughts after watching the replay.
I’ve always said that the music of Superman is as iconic as its story, the suit, and Lois Lane.
That couldn’t be more true with the show that made me discover Superman, with 1993’s ‘Lois and Clark’.It’s 24 years today since the pilot episode aired, where a lot of music cues would continue until the series ended in 1997.
Featuring good friend Chris Wilmshurst.
We talk about the apps he uses, how we both use ours, and why he has the Apple Pencil.
You can listen to it from here, while it’s now available on iTunes and other methods.
Tomb Raider and Sonic have a incredible amount of passionate fans out there.
After so long, nostalglia takes hold and a large amount remember the time when there first played their game in the series.
Eventually, fans follow their passion and end up working in an official capacity, such as Sonic Mania.
Or, in the case of this demo, they approve a fan-made remake.
I follow Games Done Quick every January and July with their ‘AGDQ’ & ‘SGDQ’ events since 2013. Due to the recent catastrophe in Texas due to Hurricane Harvey, they have quickly set up a weekend stream to donate towards the residents who have been severely affected by it.
An amazing idea, and very impressive that it’s already raised over fifty thousand dollars since it was decided on Wednesday that the stream would occur.
You can watch and donate right here.
This is an idea that was given to me from a lovely Patreon Supporter. You can follow or even put a pound in here.
There isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t use the iPad.
I spoke about it in detail on an episode of BYOD, and the initial impressions of when I bought the new model.
But six weeks on with iOS 11 still installed, I thought I’d share what apps I frequently use.
The first episode of the Show is live!
You can go into a podcast app such as ‘Overcast’ and search for ‘The Outpost Show’.
You could follow this link which ‘should’ take you to the podcast in question.
Or just click the link in the header at the top.
An introductory episode will be going live soon, but I wanted to explain what it will be about, alongside some thoughts on podcasts in general. Alongside, how you can help with this.
Today a game that’s been in Kickstarter has launched on Steam Early Access and Itch.io.
Priced for £10.79 until the 15th August, it’s available on Windows, macOS and Linux.
I’ve been playing it the past week and impressions are incoming.
Think of it as if ‘Syndicate’ and ‘Rez’ had a dance-off one day.
The scene from The Matrix where Neo first meets Trinity also reminds me of it.
But so far, impressions are good.
