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Hello again and welcome to another glorious week! Today we’re talking about Monster Hunter World: Iceborne getting some much-needed patches, ye olde Combat Evolved has a closed beta, dumb cars can become autonomous cars with a few small caveats, AR contact lenses, and much more! Thanks for joining us

Come one, come all to post-CES content out in the wild this week as we dug deep to find things amidst all that might have gotten glazed over. On the gaming side, we’re still getting over top 10’s and top 12’s of this and that over the past year, but here we are looking at mods, demakes, and a lengthy discussion over our abundant disappointment in Capcom over their PC released of Iceborne…

We're back this week after the holidays to get back on routine (trust me, it's not just another New Year's resolution that'll statistically fizzle out). To get back into the swing of things, it's just going to be a BS week with talks on things we've seen crop up in the past couple of weeks we've been away, things definitely coming up throughout 2020, things projected to come up 2020, and just a whole lot of thoughts in-between because that's just what we do here. So sit back, have a listen, and we'll see you for more regular news next week while you get used to remembering that while it's a new year, we're all just the same folks here at Techscopo.

Welcome to a new episode of pre-holiday slowness! That isn’t going to stop us though as we tear through the news we can find and have a fun discussion about it ranging from big butt updates to solar powered headphones. We had a bit of a hiccup with the audio around the 12 minute mark, so hopefully you won’t notice it too much – but either way, have happy holidays and we’ll see you for a rowdy one next week!

Howdy! Thanks for joining us for another week of tech and game news as the holiday draws even closer! Today we talk about influential gadgets of the decade, Surgeon Simulator 2 appearing to have cooperative gameplay, Nintendo going on the offensive against Pokémon Sword and Shield leakers, headphone warnings for when you walk out into oncoming traffic again, robots that de-weed and plant your crops, and more. It’s a bit of a slower week this week as the year starts to wrap up but that isn’t going to stop us from talking about some of the odd and fresh because we’re Techscopo!

It’s been a couple of weeks but we’re back for another long-overdue BS week! Yes, it’s the holidays and yes, it’s been one of those weeks where we didn’t spend a lot on the researching this week so join us for general BS’ing about previously talked about crowd-funded projects, some of the games we’ve had time to play, discussion on all the things we DIDN’T buy during Black Friday/Cyber Monday, and more!

We’ll be back on schedule next week and the week after before we’ll be off again for another holiday, but then we’ll start the New Year’s right with yet another properly scheduled program! So as always, thanks for joining us

Another week closer to 30 and we’ve got more news about Nintendo and their subscription obsessions, Pokémon talks, holograms that make us feel closer to the sci-fi future of our dreams, and ‘blade curtains’ (my brain hurts okay?) All that and more at Techscopo!

Just a heads up too, we won’t host an episode next week due to some holiday stuffs but we’ll be back the following week! Until then, have a great couple of weeks!

This week we’re talking about 4 day work weeks, impending sales records, Google AI learning tools, a way to better check your discounts during the holiday sales season, and more! Tis the season!

Another week and it’s a bit on the slow side, but it doesn’t stop us from the fun talks on out-there news like poop research and sending pics of your poop to research for science! Ever wonder how some of these game developers come up with some of the intense and sometimes wacky sound effects you find in your favorite games? Well 343 goes into at least a bit of it and at least some of it involves pug noises. Sprinkle in some expensive video game sculptures, beta game mode dates, car-sensing corner tech, and more and you’ve got some Techscopo news!

After our long hiatus, we’re back to the routine schedule! It’s a little on the long side, but we had a lot to catch up on