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The Steam Deck has been released, and TJ and Scott are just excited about it. They're able to play indie games on a Switch-like device even though many of the same games on the Switch.

This week features the announcement of the Nintendo's new OLED Switch console... and people are not pleased, including the hosts. The news includes:

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Alcovit is an innovative dietary supplement with a seemingly impossible objective: to stop a hangover before it even starts. In spite of the difficulties of the challenge, the brand's unique formula has already demonstrated an ability to prevent hangovers from taking place

UltraTap is a unique multi-tap effect pedal capable of rhythmic delays, glitchy reverbs, huge pad-like volume swells, and extraordinary modulation. Take a closer look at our new in-depth tutorial where we explore the features that make this pedal unique, including controls for Spread, Slurm, and Chop, which open up a new world of sonic possibilities.

The San Dimas SD22 JB should be canon to every guitar nerd. It’s the red sparkle Jackson that Steve Vai (as “Jack Butler”) plays in the 1986 movie “Crossroads“. You know, the one with the dude from “Karate Kid”.

The Silo humbuckers are the newest addition to Bare Knuckle’s contemporary category of pickups. They are made for, and in conjunction with, Rebea Massaad. You may know Rabea from his work with Frog Leap Studios or perhaps some of his demo videos. His demo of the BKP Ragnanok is a big hit, as are his videos of the BKP Boot Camp line of pickups. For me, I dig Rabea’s discussion on how to use a compressor. It’s one of the more misunderstood and commonly mis-used pedals. He lays it out so that even a guitar player can figure it out.

Mojotone has something else going on. “44” is actually the wire gauge at work in these pickups. And “magnum” essentially means “containing more than the standard size”. Still, there’s a lot of force in this magnum…. see what I did there? LOL!

Iconic Craft Brew Gets Imperial Treatment with the First Line Extension Off 420

The High Desert Days can was designed by artist Dana Tanamachi in conjunction with design agency, Switch. The new beer will be available for purchase in a six-pack of 12 oz. cans and will retail for the suggested price of $7.99.