The Electronic Wireless Show S2 Épisode 30 : absurdités post-lancement de Starfield

Starfield Launch and Baldur’s Gate 3

Last weekend was sleepless and the week was uneventful, so in this episode of The Electronic Wireless Show podcast, we decided to discuss the launch of Starfield. Additionally, Nate shares his thoughts on playing Baldur’s Gate 3, making it a double SEO bonus for this episode.

Steam Decklike: Lenovo Legion Go

James talks about the latest Steam Decklike device, the Lenovo Legion Go. It’s like a laptop and a Switch combined in some way.

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Music by Jack de Quidt.

Links

• Starfield has had a successful launch for Bethesda, being its biggest launch ever!
• However, it’s not a game you can or should play on your hard drive.
• Players are already having fun creating bizarre spaceships in the ship creator.
• Official mod support won’t arrive until next year, but unofficial mods are already having fun, such as the potato mode.
• Check out the Lenovo Legion Go, a handheld computer that James loved until he broke it. It’s silent!

This week, we played Starfield, Baldur’s Gate 3, and Sticky Business, a cute little « I have a side gig on Etsy » simulator.

Recommendations

This week’s recommendations include Dennios on YouTube (who does physics experiments in Starfield and counts only as not recommending a video game, according to James), Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (which I discovered I can stream again), and cathedrals. Specifically, Salisbury Cathedral, Ely Cathedral, and Lichfield Cathedral.