Lenovo LaVie Mini VS Dell Alienware UFO

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Is the Alienware UFO or the Lenovo Lavie Mini better? These two handheld devices, revealed at CES 2020 and CES 2021 respectively, show a lot of promise in rivalling the almighty Nintendo Switch in the world of portable gaming devices? Where going to talk about what we know, what we think we know, and what we suspect about these two concept machines, and fast forward to a not so distant future where they are both on the shelves and we have to pick one.

Alienware’s UFO is massive and heavy at 900g, whereas the Mini is ultra light at 578g. Both are heavier than the Switch though, who tips the scale at a mere 400g. Their screens are the same size at 8 inches, so no compromising there. The Mini and UFO will both run on Windows, so yes, all Windows games should technically be accessible on it. XBox games as well. Nice! The UFO’s insides are secret for now, where as the Mini will run using the much anticipated Intel Tiger Lake Chip: the Iris Xe graphics card. We’ll talk about how tiny, light, and efficient it is supposed to be.

We are going to ponder aesthetics as well, and if these two were released, based on everything we know now, we will make an executive decision as to which one we would buy and why. Hope you love our video as much as we enjoyed making it!

Written by: Jean Bernard
Narrated by: JB
Edited by: JB

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00:00 Intro
00:24 Lavie Mini
01:53 Alienware UFO
03:38 Final Verdict

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If you didn’t know, gaming has been around for a while. The advent of 3D graphics and the ensuing transition into modern gaming only describes around 25 years of the medium’s history. As you might expect, countless consoles have been made and released by countless manufacturers. Most of them, judging by the numbers, don’t do so well, so it wouldn’t be hard to pick five consoles out of the air you aren’t familiar with. This is why we’re sticking to recent history, and barring one of the five, which came out in the 1990s, all of the consoles we’re going to talk about came out in the last decade.

Just who are our five illustrious listicle contenders? Glad you asked. We’ve got the Phillips CD-i; the Nintendo Wii Mini; the famed Ouya; the Sony PlayStation TV; and the GPD Win. If you don’t know much about these, don’t worry. If you do, worry a little bit, but still watch. Definitely.

Now, even if you have heard of some of these consoles, in passing, once or twice, make no mistake: We’re going to get into what these consoles did right, wrong, and ultimately, why they didn’t make it in the market. You didn’t click on BuzzFeed Gaming, we promise. You will come away having learned something, or your money back! Now that we have our Satisfaction Guarantee out of the way, make sure to remember if you like this video to subscribe to us here at TheGamer and ring the notification bell to stay up-to-date with all our latest videos!

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00:00 Intro
01:00 Phillips CD-i
02:32 Nintendo Wii Mini
03:52 Ouya
05:15 PlayStation TV
06:32 GPD Win

Written by: Ruben Circelli
Narrated by: Joseph Delaney
Edited by: Jean Bernard

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Should You Buy A 1up Arcade Gaming Machine In 2021

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Imagine for a second your friend invites you over to play a new video game that he just bought. You think it must be for the PS5, or the new Xbox, or even something like the Switch. But then when you get there you see tucked away in his living room corner is a brand new arcade game. And not some digital copy of an arcade, or like a mini version or anything like that. But a full-sized, quarter-taking arcade game. Would you be let down? Or would you perhaps be a little jealous? Or would you just be content to play Pac-Man all night long?

That’s the big question we’re going to be talking about today. Should you buy an Arcade gaming machine in 2021? Well why shouldn’t you? 2020 was a tough year for all of us and we need a bit more joy in our lives. That’s where a classic arcade game comes into play. Sure, the controls are usually much simpler than you would expect from a video game in 2021, but that doesn’t make the game any less fun! It’s a unique idea that could add that extra bit of excitement in your life that you feel like you’re missing… or it could eat up too much of your time because it’s just a relatively simple game with no real stakes. What do you think? Should you buy an arcade game?

Go ahead and check out our video below all about the big question of whether an arcade game is a good investment or not. Once you’re done, let us know in the comments if you would buy one if you could, as well as hit that big like and subscribe button for more awesome Gaming content like this. Thanks for watching TheGamer! Let’s get started.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:45 Yes! Buy it Now!
04:45 No! What are you Thinking?
06:36 The Ultimate Choice

Written by Jacoby Bancroft
Narrated by: Joseph Delaney
Edited by: Rahul Chavda

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How Controllers Have Evolved Since The Rumble Pack

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The world is all a buzz about VR and immersion. Sound and Sight are great and all, but the human body has many more sensors that describe our surroundings. Enter Haptic Technology.
From its more humble origins in the arcade to its at-home rumbling controllers. This little advancement has been a key component in the video gaming industry for a long while. The rush of energy paired with the shaking controller in your hands honed you in, whether on a success or the borderline of peril; we could literally feel the excitement.

So join us on a journey into the past and potential future, as we track down the origins of tech you can feel and see where we are now. Where did this rumbling idea come from? What’s changing? Is there more than a buzz?

Let’s explore the world of Haptic, from the arcade to your home, and all the way to outer space.

Highlights include the Rumble Pak, Gamer Vests of past and present, the PS5, and Virtual Reality.

And if you’ve already read this far you must be interested. Even just a little. It’s Fun and Educational! And now you can say you’ve learned something today, even if it is about video games.
Anyway! Onto the video!

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:41 Journey to the Past
03:46 The Here and Now
06:54 Where Else Can We Go?

Written by: Lucien Lum
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Edited by: Rahul C.

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