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AC Odyssey and Google Project Stream


There was once a Domino's deal of half-off whatever pizza that anyone could order. I decided to load up my pizza with as much stuff as I possibly could without sacrificing pizza quality. With my extra-large orders, including double cheese, triple garlic, and as much onion as the pizza could hold (including other toppings), my pizza behemoths turned into some hilarious entertainment as some people at my workplace quite literally left my immediate area once the pizza passed through my system and turned into methane. I got the nickname Gassius Maximus because of the level of garlic and onions I consumed on a daily basis.

If it's entertainment you're looking for, I would suggest looking at Google's Project Stream. I was invited to try Assassin's Creed: Odyssey out as a beta project, and I was able to stream it over Mixer. Surprisingly, the application ran with hardly a hitch in performance. I kept in mind that I had the fastest broadband service possible, but this new game-streaming service was definitely superior. Even while streaming the video game, I could play Odyssey without a hitch virtually through my browser. Zero disc. Zero download. Barely noticeable differences between running an actual game.

I think when it comes to streaming video games, this might be the new king. A lot of people spend heavy amounts of money on capture cards and similar hardware, so perhaps this new technology might be the best kind for gamers and streamers in terms of saving money. No console needed and easy to access. I was pleasantly surprised in the technology.

Try it out if and when you can.
hilarious entertainment and streaming video games

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