The Morning After: More Super Mario is coming

It's Thursday, June 15, 2017. Hey, good morning!  Welcome to the middle of the week, and it was Nintendo’s turn to dominate E3, the world’s biggest gaming show. Super Mario Odyssey is coming to the Switch this October, Intel is making VR better and the Atari 2600 is back. Kind of. The sequel the series deserves is coming to Nintendo Switch.   'Metroid' is really, truly back   Oh boy. We thought Nintendo's E3 showcase would center entirely on Super Mario Odyssey, but it had another bombshell for us. A decade after the last main title, Metroid is truly coming back. We're getting Metroid Prime 4. We built a base at E3 to help you go beyond the show floor.   Live from Engadget’s E3 2017 stage: interviews, panels and more!   Every year at CES we build a stage, invite fascinating people to chat with us, and take a closer look at what really matters at the show. It's a blast! In fact, we have such a good time that we decided to do it again, only this time at E3 -- the epicenter of the gaming universe for the next few days. Join us as we discuss the news of the day and issues facing the industry, accompanied by a mix of masterminds and developers. Oh, and don't worry: We'll have plenty of time to play some new games too. You'll find our full stage schedule right here.   Cut the rope. Intel’s HTC Vive add-on offers the best wireless VR connection we’ve seen   Meet DisplayLinkXR, the WiGig-based setup that uses those gigabit data speeds to connect your PC and VR headset wirelessly. We still don’t know how much it will cost or when it will be available, but the technology is impressive. No matter how ridiculous the action got in Space Pirate Trainer, Devindra Hardawar reports that it was indistinguishable from his wired HTC Vive setup at home.   Something to look forward to?   The Xbox One X is aspirational in the purest sense of the word The Xbox One X is the world’s most powerful console (even though we didn’t see one in operation as all demos were running on the white dev kits), but to get the most out of it, you’ll probably need to make some upgrades. Beyond the box itself, you’ll want an HDR-compatible 4K TV, and Dolby Atmos-ready audio system. Of course, if you’re buying one, you probably already have that stuff and are just waiting to plug it all in.   Time to dust off those old carts, just leave E.T. where it is. Atari 2600 fans get the revival console they deserve If you want to play retro Atari 2600 games, there’s plenty of options, but a new console offers support for the original cartridges with all the modern day perks. The RetroN 77 plays most, if not all, of the original game cartridges in glorious 1080p, at a modern aspect ratio right out of the box.   Hunt to your heart's content early next year. 'Monster Hunter: World' is the series' first worldwide unified release   Monster Hunter X sold 3.2 million copies in roughly its first month, and while the series hasn’t been nearly as popular here in the States, however that could change early next year when the newest title, Monster Hunter: World, drops worldwide, all at the same time. Huh, is there a reason you might be shopping for a new TV?   Vizio's color-rich M- and P-series 4K TVs go on sale   Right on time, Vizio announced that its new M- and P-series Ultra HD sets are arriving on store shelves. You can run down to Best Buy or Walmart or wherever and check them out for yourself before bringing them home to feather your Xbox One X (or PS4 Pro, or Switch… we guess) nest.   New console. New worlds. New hat.   'Super Mario Odyssey' comes to the Switch October 27th   When Nintendo teased Odyssey as a refreshing return to form, it didn't give us a lot to go on. We knew Mario would explore an Earth-like metropolis named New Donk City. We knew he could dance. We knew he had a magic hat. Now, we know when we'll be able to play it all: Today at E3, Nintendo announced that Super Mario Odyssey would launch on October 27th. (And we got to play it: hear our thoughts on it very soon.) But wait, there's more... 1. Tesla Model X earns a perfect NHTSA safety rating 2. E3 hasn't forgotten about PC gaming 3. 'Yoshi' on Switch is more cardboard, less yarn 4. This worm grew a second head after a trip to space 5. Uber board member makes sexist joke on sexism conference call, Uber board member resigns The Morning After is a new daily newsletter from Engadget designed to help you fight off FOMO. Who knows what you'll miss if you don't subscribe. Craving even more? Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Have a suggestion on how we can improve The Morning After? Send us a note. Copyright © 2016 Aol Inc. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: AOL 770 Broadway #4 New York, NY 10003 You are receiving this email because you opted in at engadget.com. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe from this newsletter.

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The Morning After: More Super Mario is coming

It's Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Hey, good morning!  Welcome to the middle of the week, and it was Nintendo’s turn to dominate E3, the world’s biggest gaming show. Super Mario Odyssey is coming to the Switch this October, Intel is making VR better and the Atari 2600 is back. Kind of. The sequel the series deserves is coming to Nintendo Switch.   'Metroid' is really, truly back   Oh boy. We thought Nintendo's E3 showcase would center entirely on Super Mario Odyssey, but it had another bombshell for us. A decade after the last main title, Metroid is truly coming back. We're getting Metroid Prime 4. We built a base at E3 to help you go beyond the show floor.   Live from Engadget’s E3 2017 stage: interviews, panels and more!   Every year at CES we build a stage, invite fascinating people to chat with us, and take a closer look at what really matters at the show. It's a blast! In fact, we have such a good time that we decided to do it again, only this time at E3 -- the epicenter of the gaming universe for the next few days. Join us as we discuss the news of the day and issues facing the industry, accompanied by a mix of masterminds and developers. Oh, and don't worry: We'll have plenty of time to play some new games too. You'll find our full stage schedule right here.   Cut the rope. Intel’s HTC Vive add-on offers the best wireless VR connection we’ve seen   Meet DisplayLinkXR, the WiGig-based setup that uses those gigabit data speeds to connect your PC and VR headset wirelessly. We still don’t know how much it will cost or when it will be available, but the technology is impressive. No matter how ridiculous the action got in Space Pirate Trainer, Devindra Hardawar reports that it was indistinguishable from his wired HTC Vive setup at home.   Something to look forward to?   The Xbox One X is aspirational in the purest sense of the word The Xbox One X is the world’s most powerful console (even though we didn’t see one in operation as all demos were running on the white dev kits), but to get the most out of it, you’ll probably need to make some upgrades. Beyond the box itself, you’ll want an HDR-compatible 4K TV, and Dolby Atmos-ready audio system. Of course, if you’re buying one, you probably already have that stuff and are just waiting to plug it all in.   Time to dust off those old carts, just leave E.T. where it is. Atari 2600 fans get the revival console they deserve If you want to play retro Atari 2600 games, there’s plenty of options, but a new console offers support for the original cartridges with all the modern day perks. The RetroN 77 plays most, if not all, of the original game cartridges in glorious 1080p, at a modern aspect ratio right out of the box.   Hunt to your heart's content early next year. 'Monster Hunter: World' is the series' first worldwide unified release   Monster Hunter X sold 3.2 million copies in roughly its first month, and while the series hasn’t been nearly as popular here in the States, however that could change early next year when the newest title, Monster Hunter: World, drops worldwide, all at the same time. Huh, is there a reason you might be shopping for a new TV?   Vizio's color-rich M- and P-series 4K TVs go on sale   Right on time, Vizio announced that its new M- and P-series Ultra HD sets are arriving on store shelves. You can run down to Best Buy or Walmart or wherever and check them out for yourself before bringing them home to feather your Xbox One X (or PS4 Pro, or Switch… we guess) nest.   New console. New worlds. New hat.   'Super Mario Odyssey' comes to the Switch October 27th   When Nintendo teased Odyssey as a refreshing return to form, it didn't give us a lot to go on. We knew Mario would explore an Earth-like metropolis named New Donk City. We knew he could dance. We knew he had a magic hat. Now, we know when we'll be able to play it all: Today at E3, Nintendo announced that Super Mario Odyssey would launch on October 27th. (And we got to play it: hear our thoughts on it very soon.) But wait, there's more... 1. Tesla Model X earns a perfect NHTSA safety rating 2. E3 hasn't forgotten about PC gaming 3. 'Yoshi' on Switch is more cardboard, less yarn 4. This worm grew a second head after a trip to space 5. Uber board member makes sexist joke on sexism conference call, Uber board member resigns The Morning After is a new daily newsletter from Engadget designed to help you fight off FOMO. Who knows what you'll miss if you don't subscribe. Craving even more? Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Have a suggestion on how we can improve The Morning After? Send us a note. Copyright © 2016 Aol Inc. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: AOL 770 Broadway #4 New York, NY 10003 You are receiving this email because you opted in at engadget.com. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe from this newsletter.

Editor's Pick: New Stem Cell Treatment Offers Dramatic Burn-Healing Potential

New Stem Cell Treatment Offers Dramatic Burn-Healing Potential

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