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0:00Have you ever seen a Corsky before?..

0:02Well, probably not!

0:03But you know what a Corgi is, I assume,

0:05since you’ve been subscribed to the channel for a long time and are

0:08obviously part of Raziel’s fan club!

0:10You also probably know what a Husky looks like,

0:12since you’ve seen one here too!

0:14A Corsky is a dog that comes from both of those breeds!

0:17So it has this slightly strange look,

0:20like some weird mix that shouldn’t exist but does anyway,

0:23with one’s fur and the other’s head!

0:25It feels like you're hallucinating,

0:28but it's truly right there—and it truly is a dog!

0:30Well,

0:31this whole unlikely-mix thing is happening in a totally

0:34unrelated field: video games! In fact,

0:36if you’ve been scrolling through social media lately,

0:39you may have seen some very strange stuff: people playing Minecraft in GTA,

0:43people playing as Sora in the lands of Borderlands,

0:46or Mario beating up every Elden Ring boss by grabbing them by

0:50the tail like they’re Bowser!

0:51And all of that might seem completely fake at first,

0:54but it’s actually real, and actually playable!

0:57But how come these mixes are booming so much right now?

1:00And more importantly, can you play them easily?

1:03Better yet,

1:04could you bring your own crazy ideas to life?

1:07Well, you’ll see that yes, and honestly,

1:09it might cost you less than a Tasty Crousty!

1:11Yeah,

1:12that sentence is terrifying in every sense of the word...

1:15Hi, it’s Leo from the TechMaker channel,

1:17and today we’re going to talk about how AI is completely changing absolutely

1:21everything—and especially everything we’ve built over these past few decades!

1:25And this time, the theme is video games!

1:27And honestly, it’s hard to keep up...

1:29because it’s going in every direction!

1:31Between new breakthroughs every day and increasingly advanced models

1:34coming out one after another from the major AI companies,

1:37you can quickly get overwhelmed mentally—and especially

1:40financially—from paying subscriptions absolutely everywhere!

1:43Luckily,

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1:46Indeed, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini,

1:48DeepSeek, Perplexity, Mistral if you're a chauvinist,

1:51and many others—that's a lot of AIs to use,

1:54and thus services to pay for!

1:56But Mammouth AI can give you access to all the best models

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2:26Your data won’t leak: prompts aren’t stored,

2:29and partners don’t use Mammouth messages to train AI!

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2:40With the link right below in the description,

2:42discover Mammouth and stop choosing just one AI—use them all!..

2:45Kind of like what we’re doing with video games right now!..

2:48Because yeah, seeing Mario in Elden Ring, I never would’ve believed it!

2:52But why is it becoming so easy to do stuff like this?..

2:55Well obviously, you know the catalyst:...

2:58as usual, it’s AI!

3:00Or superintelligence,

3:01as some people have wanted to rename it lately!

3:03But yeah,

3:04we’ve been making real giant leaps in this field over the past few weeks,

3:08to the point where it feels like we were still in alpha testing

3:11for the past four years!

3:12Between crazy scientific breakthroughs,

3:14hundreds of complex math problems solved in a single night—which created an

3:18existential crisis for quite a few mathematicians that we’ll talk

3:22about later—or AI influencers starting to look truly real,

3:25where I now think ninety-five percent of people fall for it

3:28because it’s so well made!

3:29Just look at Jean Philanthrope and how many people think those are real videos!

3:34Well, that’s it, we’ve crossed a real threshold.

3:36There’s no point looking at people’s hands anymore,

3:38because now everything is real!

3:40Well, everything looks real!

3:41And in video games too, obviously! Where before,

3:44some people were scrutinizing every single asset to wage a witch hunt

3:47against any studio that dared use even the slightest AI tool to make

3:50its work easier—what monsters!

3:52Today, thanks to AI,

3:53we can straight-up create entire games from A to Z,

3:57without ever having to lift a finger! Even crazier,

4:00it can help us understand games from the past!

4:03In my latest videos,

4:04I discussed game decompilation's rapid evolution—and what's this?

4:09Well,

4:09it’s reconstructing source code that is strictly identical to the original,

4:13so you can then adapt it and recompile it for other platforms,

4:17meaning games originally designed for a specific console can run directly on PC,

4:21with an .exe!

4:22We saw this happen with Mario sixty-four a few years ago,

4:25and it was an incredible feat!

4:27The thing is, all this is extremely long and tedious.

4:29There’s insane reverse engineering to do, and it could take years of work!

4:34But not for an AI,

4:35which can automate all that and work nonstop over a few weeks,

4:38or even a few days, or even a few hours. And clearly,

4:41we’re already seeing the results: go check out decomp.dev,

4:45which tracks the decompilation progress of every video game,

4:48and you’ll see how many games have finally been decompiled one

4:52after another in recent weeks!

4:54Mario Kart Wii, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Bros.

4:57Melee, Super Mario Strikers...

4:59Lots of Nintendo games!

5:01And I’m sure the Japanese company loves everything that’s happening!

5:05Because yeah,

5:06that means you can access these games without the DRM added by the publisher,

5:09without having to pay for them,

5:11and even modify them super easily with mods,

5:14which can obviously also be made by AI!

5:16And we’ll test that a bit later, but likewise, you’ll see,

5:17it’s You’ll see, it’s

5:19just insane: we literally imported Portal gameplay into Mario,

5:22and it cost about three bucks!

5:24The thing is, all of this still takes time,

5:26and to mix two games,

5:27it would still be nice to actually mix them!

5:30And that is literally what we do,

5:32with a much less intensive technique that still lets us do incredible things!

5:36Instead of mixing the source code of those games,

5:39we’re literally going to run both games in parallel and mix

5:42what happens inside them! Yeah,

5:44launch both games and bam—you get an ultimate game.

5:48Just stupid!

5:48Because when we talk about mixed games, they really are mixed games!

5:52We’ll take the world from one and the gameplay from the other;

5:55each game runs on its own side, and then we get this fusion!

5:58You can take more elements from one or the other,

6:01of course, but in the end, the goal is for it to be coherent!

6:04Well, roughly coherent...

6:05Like a Call of Duty soldier wandering around the world of

6:08World of Warcraft—I’ll admit,

6:10that’s a little overpowered for getting through the boar-grinding phase!

6:13Because that’s what’s crazy: in the end, with these two different methods,

6:17there are absolutely no limits to what we can do!

6:19Because this thing called passthrough actually lets you

6:23games communicate with each other, has existed for quite some time,

6:26especially with randomizer challenges,

6:27where when a player unlocks something in one game,

6:30it unlocks something else in another!

6:32But just doing that was difficult,

6:33even though those were much more basic requests,

6:35because generally we were only touching the memory of old games!

6:39Here, we’ve multiplied all that tenfold, and once again,

6:42AI lets us create complex bridges between these games,

6:44which often don’t even run on the same engine,

6:47weren’t written in the same language,

6:49and sometimes weren’t even made with the same console in mind!

6:52Basically,

6:53we unlocked something that would have taken decades more investigation

6:56to do in just a few weeks, once again!

6:58Clearly, the video game world is going nuts,

7:00because this is one of the many things happening with

7:03this recent evolution of AI!

7:04We’ve also seen games that now run directly in web browsers!

7:07And we’re not talking about Chrome’s dinosaur game,

7:10but like... GTA!

7:11Yeah, you can play GTA directly in Chrome!..

7:14Just think about it—GTA V is playable in a simple web browser without any issue,

7:20and all of that was heavily vibe-coded!

7:23I’ve said it six times already,

7:24but imagine telling someone that back in twenty twenty-two!

7:28It really shows just how massive this evolution is!

7:31And by the way,

7:32I don’t think this is an evolution the industry expected at all,

7:35because PS5 emulation went from impossible to extremely stable

7:38in just a month and a half!

7:39Running Astro Bot on PC at sixty FPS is now normal,

7:43when we could barely launch it before! So yeah,

7:47maybe GTA six will be playable on PC through an emulator from day one!

7:50Maybe it’ll even be playable on Chrome, who knows!

7:52I hope you listened to me and canceled your preorder,

7:55considering everything this game represents for the

7:58industry—especially since, well,

7:59you’ll be able to play it directly on Brave!

8:01But then again,

8:02let’s be honest for two minutes: they’ll do everything they can to prevent it.

8:06In fact,

8:07your PS5 or Xbox will need one of the latest console updates to launch the game,

8:11an update that will obviously lock down as much as possible

8:15so this doesn’t happen! But honestly,

8:17there’s a world where the game could be delayed yet again

8:20because of AI’s rapid evolution,

8:22with last-minute security additions,

8:24possibly even at the expense of performance,

8:26like Denuvo, which you probably know! Yeah,

8:29sorry about the possible new GTA 6 delay because of this!

8:32But hey, it’s not that big a deal,

8:34because now you can easily play all Nintendo Switch games

8:36on your PlayStation 5 too,

8:38so worst case, you’ve got plenty to keep you busy!

8:40Yeah really,

8:41when I tell you what’s happening is crazy—it’s completely crazy!

8:44What’s next?

8:45Making it possible to play PS2 game discs directly on PS5 with vibe coding?

8:49Oh yeah, sorry, that’s already been done too!

8:52Anyway,

8:53back to the video's main topic: how do we do all this?

8:56Whether it’s modding a video game without writing a single line of code,

9:00or even that famous passthrough? Well,

9:02we’re going to run real-world tests right now!

9:04So we’ll start with creating mods,

9:06and here we did it on Super Mario 64 by literally adding Portal

9:10mechanics directly into the game! And clearly,

9:13it didn’t cost much to do everything we did: it cost twenty-five percent

9:17of a Claude Pro weekly usage limit,

9:19which means two days of quota for a subscription that costs fifteen

9:23euros a month before tax! Yeah, clearly,

9:25it’d be hard to make it much cheaper than that!

9:28First,

9:29let’s launch the base version of Mario 64 we created.

9:34that’s been decompiled—and where you can add mods.

9:36And then,

9:37Claude literally created the mod we wanted just by us

9:40writing it text in French.

9:41Once again, it’s just insane.

9:43So here, if I go into mods, I do indeed have a Portal Gun mod.

9:46And... once again, I haven’t...

9:47changed anything in the game files;

9:49it just has access to GitHub and then, well, it does all the work.

9:52So there’s this Portal Gun mod,

9:54with a description on the side of how it works.

9:56It’s enabled, so we can test it.

9:59Here’s the classic game, the decompiled N64 version, with the intro

10:06as usual.

10:06It explains everything, and I switch directly into FPS mode.

10:10There we go, I have a Portal-like interface.

10:12Again, we didn’t add Portal’s code here,

10:14but we asked an AI to create a Portal mod for us.

10:17And here, it works.

10:18That’s also why it’s a little different—from what you’d typically see.

10:22The crosshair doesn’t really look like that in the original Portal,

10:25but still, left click does this, right click does this,

10:28and I have two portals.

10:29So let’s say I want to go over there: I place the blue portal,

10:32I place the orange portal—and bam!

10:34There you go, the portal worked over there.

10:36Obviously, I managed to make it bug out. Oh, great!

10:39Well, again, as you can see,

10:41these are still mods trying to add code all over the place.

10:45Yeah, since it's kind of spaghetti code,

10:47there isn't always debugging for everything.

10:49Still, if I want, I can skip the opening Lakitu.

10:52And there we go, past it like the top speedrunners.

10:54And off we go, playing the game however I want.

10:57And all that came from three and a half words to Claude.

11:00Crazy.

11:01Well, two prompts, but not to change things—because the

11:05game initially couldn’t keep control of Mario once you switched to FPS mode.

11:09But the fact that it runs within it,

11:11that you can switch from one to the other,

11:13make this interface with that crosshair and everything,

11:16well, it did all that itself, it thought of all that itself,

11:19and it’s just insane!

11:20So yes, this is really the full Mario 64 game.

11:22I can go straight into the portal.

11:24It’s very weird, by the way, playing this whole game in FPS.

11:28And obviously,

11:29the portal mechanics also work with monsters.

11:31And there we go!

11:32I can do whatever I want with the Goomba. Again,

11:37with a mod that cost me two days of Claude 5.5 Pro quota.

11:41Well, Opus 5.5, I mean, but really,

11:43average Opus 5.5,

11:44the basic default thing.

11:46We’re not using the giant Fable models that cost one hundred euros a month.

11:50No, this thing cost two euros to make.

11:52We can hop, speedrun the level—bam!

11:55I’m already at the mountain top.

11:57I can go there for fun, though normally you need to fly;

12:00I place portals and can do anything. Too bad,

12:04Of course, yeah,

12:05for now there are definitely some things that we could improve.

12:08For example, there are portals, but you can’t see through the portal.

12:12In Portal, though, you can.

12:13Since we have full access to absolutely everything,

12:16nothing stops me from adding a third prompt to see through portals.

12:19And that’s actually what we did,

12:20so I can launch another version where it works.

12:23So there you go, there’s still the Portal Gun mod,

12:25I’ll be able to host the game like the first time.

12:27And here,

12:28I even have a bit of an explanation of how it works.

12:30Again, it made the tutorial itself;

12:32it came up with that itself.

12:33I mean, it’s just insane.

12:35Here we have all the intro cutscenes—we still have our gameplay.

12:38What’s funny is it changed more things too...

12:40The crosshair changed a bit—it’s a little smaller in the middle.

12:43Here’s the same version with one extra prompt.

12:46If I put a portal here and one behind me, I can see myself...

12:50I can go portal to portal with real gameplay.

12:53I still can’t see through portals, but Portal doesn’t by default either.

12:58What stops me making a fourth prompt for it?

13:01I mean... it’s just insane.

13:02And again, with three prompts I did all this.

13:05For a modder, this would've taken...

13:08Come on,

13:09it may be easier today since Mario 64 has been thoroughly taken apart,

13:12but I can still do all this with no problem.

13:14But there’s still a whole design process to make it playable...

13:17So here, hop,

13:18I’m going to go back up there and see King Bob-omb.

13:20To show how much debugging there is,

13:22you can even find leftover debug traces using test screenshots,

13:25since it has a testing area.

13:27It’s absolutely insane!

13:28So I placed the portal up there,

13:30and now, the portal that’s

13:32all the way over there,

13:34well,

13:35I can see—through it here and get over there...

13:36with no problem. And so, hop,

13:38time to speedrun the game!

13:40Oh well, here—you could clearly finish it very—...

13:42oh my God!—It’s fine, I managed to dodge that.

13:45There we go—hop, no, this boss is way too hard!

13:48Hold on—the gaming of the nineties,

13:51today

13:52isn't for us anymore...

13:53We’re supposed to throw him out,

13:56but here’s what we’ll do: we’ll go over there,

13:59here put a portal, here put a portal, and put another portal under his feet.

14:05Come on, my champion!

14:06There he is, way over there.

14:09He’s—oh oh oh oh! Stuck.

14:10I could make him fall off the map. Again,

14:13we have endless possibilities that wouldn't be possible in the base game.

14:16So yeah, it's not really handled.

14:18I think the boss doesn't want to talk to me anymore.

14:20I don't know if I could still move him;

14:22he seems completely broken.

14:24So now, it’s going to be hard to get his star.

14:26But again,

14:27that only comes down to my own imagination of what I want to do with it.

14:31Because here, it’s three prompts, but if I wanted,

14:33I could have made it possible to change how the boss works,

14:35make the boss give me his reward if he goes through a portal.

14:38I mean,

14:39the advantage is that the possibilities are completely endless.

14:42And here, we’re talking about classic modding.

14:44And what we’re about to see is the new method you see everywhere,

14:47that famous passthrough.

14:48So what better for that than using the foundation of pretty much

14:51every video game now: Minecraft. But on our side,

14:53we’re not doing this in GTA or World of Warcraft,

14:56but in Fallout. Well yeah,

14:57Fallout is still technically a building game too...

14:59So here I am,

15:00walking around the world of Fallout 4 with my sword and shield.

15:03It’s insane: everything works, and nothing lags.

15:06What’s weird is that we have a detailed world,

15:09with three pixel chunks as my shield, yet I can roam and build however I want.

15:14These blocks exist in Fallout’s world.

15:17Again, it’s insane;

15:18we never imagined anything like this.

15:21I can build a block house, climb them, or use them as platforms. Again, this is

15:27black magic.

15:27And it’s not just normal Minecraft actions: we can literally

15:32attack people and monsters.

15:34I could talk to him, or attack him with my sword.

15:37It even attacked him before I did.

15:39I can also shoot him with a bow, without any problem.

15:43And there you go, that's it. I even made progress!

15:45Honestly, it’s insane.

15:46Now you can even see how it works.

15:49Here, for example, I attack him, the dog attacks too,

15:52bam bam bam, and he loses health.

15:54I can loot everything, collect everything, get my recipe books back.

15:59All games work together.

16:00When they shoot me, I lose health and shield.

16:03It's just stupid! This is what the backstage looks like.

16:06So we have our game with our interface, and behind it,

16:09there's a Minecraft instance running,

16:10with a character walking around in absolute nothingness.

16:13So I can place blocks nearly anywhere, walk on them, do whatever I want.

16:17It’s taking the game on the right and running it on the left too,

16:21with the interface over it.

16:23Again, you choose what to add or not.

16:27You can make it so there are only weapons, only blocks, or whatever.

16:30And that's the thing: in the end,

16:32you choose the level of passthrough between the two games.

16:35Here, we're saying we'll take all the gameplay,

16:37but say in a Spider-Man game, you could take Spider-Man,

16:40put him in Batman's world,

16:42then do absolutely anything and swing from Batman's grapple points.

16:45Again,

16:46the limit is ultimately everyone's creativity.

16:48Now it's up to you to experiment with all this,

16:50because it's actually pretty easy to do.

16:51It's a bit more complicated for passthrough;

16:53you often need to find people who have already run a few tests,

16:56but even just the modding part I showed you at the start,

17:00clearly isn't the most complicated thing!

17:01Anyway, all this is just magical,

17:03and even working in tech and being hyper-connected morning,

17:06noon, and night,

17:07I've very rarely seen something that amazes me this much!

17:09Honestly,

17:10I think we're looking at the biggest evolution we've

17:12seen in the past ten years!

17:13But yeah, personally,

17:14it made me want to take things to the next level,

17:17and for example,

17:17I've even installed Claude directly in my house now,

17:20which was already pretty connected to begin with!

17:22I'll link my video up here if you're interested in seeing everything

17:26that's connected in my home, but really,

17:28with what's happening with AI optimizing everything I have,

17:31it's pure science fiction!

17:32I'm also preparing a video about how I literally have Jarvis above me,

17:36but really, this is just the future, and it all feels unreal!

17:39So yeah,

17:40it's a pretty tough time for all the rights holders here,

17:42with lawyers who must have been working overtime for the past few weeks!

17:46And you can see it from the number of people who shared these mods

17:50and had their content taken down,

17:51whether by Nintendo, Activision, Rockstar...

17:53Yeah,

17:54I think all these companies' legal departments are sitting around one

17:57gigantic table figuring out how to wipe out Claude and ChatGPT once and for all!

18:01And beyond that,

18:02there are others who feel wronged: the mod creators themselves,

18:05who feel like their work was taken from them!

18:08We saw the outrage from a modder who had just finished his mod to play

18:11Mario 64 with Minecraft gameplay,

18:13with real block physics throughout the whole game.

18:15And yeah,

18:16it creates real frustration when work that took so many years,

18:19and was made for free,

18:20gets surpassed overnight by a guy in his underwear on his couch giving

18:23Claude vague instructions without even touching his keyboard!

18:26But again, we’re living through a real tidal wave,

18:29like with graphic designers, journalists, influencers—

18:32thinkers, or even, as I said earlier, mathematicians,

18:35who have watched a lot of their research become completely outdated overnight,

18:39because AI solved everything in no time at all—sometimes work

18:43that took decades to do!

18:44I'm not going to go over the whole AI debate again here,

18:47but we can see it: we're going through a real digital revolution once again,

18:52so whether you like it or not isn't the point!

18:54The real point is that it's here,

18:56and you have to choose between living with it,

18:58using it,

18:59and above all being among those who take control of it to

19:02understand tomorrow's world,

19:03or unfortunately being among those who will suffer through

19:06it again and again and again! Even for me,

19:08I know it's made my job maybe a little less interesting because

19:11it could be replaced by AI,

19:12but I know this is how it works now,

19:14and I have to go along with it rather than suffer from it and,

19:17unfortunately, disappear completely!

19:19Because the reality of everything happening is that it's also

19:22bringing forth new creators,

19:24and even creating new possibilities that were impossible until now!

19:27And in video games,

19:28that's ultimately always how things evolved!

19:31At first, making video games was hell,

19:33with assembly code for platforms that only had a few KB!

19:37Just think: Space Invaders was eight KB originally!

19:40Cyberpunk 2077 with its DLC on PS5 is thirteen million times bigger!

19:44Nowadays,

19:44making video games has become easier and easier,

19:47with languages more accessible to humans,

19:49game engines that let you create without knowing all that in depth,

19:53and storage that costs practically nothing!

19:55Well,

19:56aside from the unusual situation we're in right now,

19:58which originally cost practically nothing! And in the end,

20:02countless works have benefited from this accessibility in order to exist,

20:06whether it's RPGs you all loved,

20:08visual novels that stuck with you and used a prebuilt engine,

20:11or even games that simply wanted to tell a story!

20:14All these technologies that made access to this art less elitist made

20:18it possible to create more art,

20:19including real gems!

20:21And this new opening brought by AI will create all that too!

20:24Awful pieces of crap...

20:25obviously, but also real gems,

20:27exactly like in any field that becomes less elitist!

20:31Because yeah, right now,

20:32everything we see is taking other people's IPs and making games with them,

20:36but the reality is that all this lets you make your own video game super easily!

20:40Easily, through vibe coding! Obviously,

20:42talking about games you already know gets way more views...

20:45and on Twitter, that's what gets views, not your original game at first!

20:49But above all,

20:50it shows all the possibilities you have with this,

20:52because once again, everything can be created from scratch,

20:55using only words in French!

20:57So yeah, get on the train while it's here, because it's starting to move really fast!

21:01And above all, as I predicted since twenty twenty-two,

21:04people are changing sides in every direction!

21:06And in reality,

21:07people who hate AI don't hate AI itself—they hate the people

21:10who use it in the first place!

21:11And as a result, they'll hate what they create afterward!

21:14But you still have to see it as a tool. And here,

21:17we have a real tool that will let us go even further,

21:20and we're seeing it in a new field! Still,

21:22careful: if you want to create from scratch and not use AI,

21:25well, nothing stops you from doing that!

21:27You don’t even need a game engine!

21:29And nothing stops you from using these new tools without publishing your game,

21:33and really just making it for yourself! Basically,

21:35what all this changes most is the possibilities and the ease of

21:39execution that let you go further!

21:40Usually, the people who’ll make great AI games are

21:43people who know game development!

21:45So it changes nothing, but it lets you go further,

21:48and that's what you need to remember!

21:49With a calculator, you do more complex calculations.

21:52AI lets you do more complex calculations. Really,

21:55we don't stop at calculations possible on paper!

21:58And I think Yann LeCun has a very fitting quote on this subject,

22:01and he's very, very far from being a tech bro!

22:03The guy must be one of Elon Musk's sworn enemies,

22:06just so you get the picture,

22:07but he said this about math: “Everything that's happening creates new horizons,

22:11new concepts, and new definitions...

22:13The invention of the boat reduced the importance of swimming,

22:16but enabled the discovery of new lands.” Well,

22:19that's exactly what's happening in so many fields here,

22:22and what's going to happen in video games.

22:24Creating your video game from scratch will always be possible,

22:27but it'll be less useful...

22:28On the other hand, AI will let us go even further,

22:31and we've just had an extremely interesting preview of that!

22:34Because yeah, once again, we made games we knew,

22:37we modified games we knew to go viral...

22:39But with all this,

22:40we're going to make so many games from scratch,

22:43and it's going to become super easy, as easy as writing a book!

22:46Ultimately,

22:47technical skill won’t matter most—ideas will!

22:50That’s what matters most to me!

22:52Anyway, what do you think?

22:53How will it evolve?

22:55And above all, how will copyright be handled?

22:58Because obviously, this is seriously tricky!

23:00For example, if the code was rewritten from scratch,

23:03how do you prove anything?

23:04Obviously, when there's a huge Mario, that's one thing,

23:07but when it's a feature recreated with code,

23:10how do you deal with that?

23:11And what’s your relationship with AI’s evolution these past weeks?

23:15It’s moving too fast—when will it stop? Like,

23:17look at what games are going to look like with DLSS 5 now,

23:20there won't be any soul left!

23:22Oh... really?

23:23Well,

23:24I did real tests on what happened with Nvidia's new technology to

23:26find out what it's really like,

23:27and to show that what people say on Twitter isn't necessarily the whole truth!

23:31And you can see that in the video that just appeared beside me!

23:34Until next time, never stop learning! Bye!