This week Ryan is joined by Nathan Drake (@MelonHawk on Twitch) to talk all about E3 2019.

We run through all the shows, including Google Stadia and their price point and discuss how Stadia will not really shine until 2020, although Ryan immediately pre-ordered.

We talk EA Play, Microsoft and their Project Scarlett, what next get really means, Keanu Reeves and Cyberpunk 2077, Blair Witch Project and Ryan’s love for Flight Simulator, as well as Bethesda and their Orion platform. We talk the small indies from Kinda Funny, Limited Run, as well as Devolved, and the PC and VR Gaming shows.

Then we dive into Ubisoft, Watch Dogs: Legion and the uPlay+ service, Square Enix, who finally announce a release date for what will now be a huge Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Then Nintendo and Animal Crossing, Marvel Ultimate Alliance and more.

We take a look back 10 years ago at E3 2009, talk out most anticipated games and our biggest takeaways from this current generation of gaming, what the next will hold and if a few of these companies still have a few tricks up their sleeve,

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This episode, Ryan and Mark talk all about Apples WWDC 2019 keynote, run down why WatchOS still doesn't feel all the way there. Ryan's excitement for the new privacy features like 'only once' location sharing, Sign in with Apple, and Unknown calls to voicemail while Mark is excited for Homekit and iPad. We talk the new bigger, cheese grat-ier Mac Pro, theories on the insane $999 Pro Display Stand and more!

In this episode, we talk our experience eating Impossible burgers. Mark's commitment to eliminating meat and the future of bio-created and plant based meat.

Privacy in Tech, GDPR, and consumer data rights

The Challenge is finally over and was a success! We break down the biggest takeaways, some stats and numbers, and talk what it means to focus in on a big challenge.

Ryan just may pick up the Pixel 3a. We talk the state of Googles products, where Apple's upcoming services is juxtaposed to Microsoft's Enterprise play and how the future of tech software doesn't always look like it's feature rich, but the experience becomes better and better.

We're getting past the 2/3 point of the 50 Books in 30 Challenges and discuss the big takeaways and the inspiration that's been coming from taking this challenge.

In this episode, we say RIP to Google Inbox and talk about the many apps and services that tech companies kill off.

In this episode of :focus state, we talk Electric Vehicles, the if all cars should be required to be electric off the line in the next few years, are fully autonomous Uber fleets up and coming and more. 

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In this Episode we are breaking down the Apple event, going through Apple's new gaming membership and the rest of their news, video and TV products.