Hi everyone, and welcome to today's Subscriber Sunday video. Now this one might be a little bit
shorter, or it might be a little bit longer than last week's. We are going to be announcing at the
end of this video who the winner of the inaugural pool prize selection is. You'll
get the chance to pick one item from the prize pool and we'll of course email you across the list. So what
have we been up to this week? Well, primarily it has been the Nvidia Shield. That review
we uploaded the other day 30 odd minutes took about four days worth of work to put together
and I'm really pleased with how it turned out and obviously thank you so much for all
your comments of support coming back in as well. It was certainly a lot of work but I
think when you kind of put it all together and done the editing on there, it's worked exceptionally
well. It's ended up creating a review which is not only very very in depth as we like
to do here for our hardware but also something that's actually quite good entertainment as well. Almost
documentary style in some respects. Coming up over the next week we're going to be taking
a look at the The Crew. Yes, I bought The Crew. OK you can let me have it in the comments.
We'll also be taking a look at Dragon Age Inquisition as well and obviously there's going to be
some videos related to how to do certain things with the Nvidia Shield. One of the things
that I've come up against whilst I've been reviewing games and actually using the Nvidia
Shield is that a lot of games that freshly come out don't actually have game streaming
support. But with a little bit of fiddling you can usually get them working. So I've
been running through some of those games and how to actually get those particular games
running on your Nvidia Shield tablet. And obviously the Shield portable gaming all in
one they did as well, same principle basically. Hardware wise, we've got another Asus tablet
to take a look at. They have very kindly started sending us mobile phones and tablets to take
a look at as well as probably some other devices as well. Those we'll review and return which
basically means Asus are not giving us the tablets. we're not getting to keep them or
anything, we're just getting to take a look at them, tell them what we think and send
them back to them. From my perspective that's a good way to work. They're not asking us
to sign any contracts or anything like that, it's purely a case of here's something we
produce let people know what you think of it. Simple as that. We've also got a small
little Bluetooth dongle to take a look at as well from Innateck and also the Ravi
Power Bank which is kind of like an all-in-one mobile power unit DLNA streamer, kind of all
sorts of weird things, it's even got a wifi router built in to it as well, all in a very tiny little
package. Should be an interesting item to take a look at anyway. So now, onto the winner.
So the inagural Patreon prize pool. Anyone who is a Patreon pledger who pledges one dollar
a month or more is entered every single month into our prize pool. Now the way we are doing
this is we have to wait for Patreon to have billed everybody obviously, and that's going
to take probably about seven days after the end of each month and then we'll actually
draw a name of everyone who's been successfully billed. I think that's the most fair way to
do this because what we don't really want is a situation where someone has pledged they
win but then they haven't actually supported the channel. That really is completely unfair
to those people who have been successfully billed through and their pledges have
been received this month. So, the winner of the inaugural prize pool is Dean, otherwise
known on YouTube as LogicalX. Congratulations. I will send over the list and you can pick one
item to have sent out to you as your prize. Fantastic job. Congratulations and thank you
so much to everyone for your support. I do hope you'll continue to support us every single
month and obviously you'll continue to get those opportunities to win something from
our prize pool. Do please head over to Patreon and pledge if you haven't already and do also
like and subscribe on our videos as well. They really do help us to reach a wider audience.
Thanks you very much and I will see you again next week. Thanks for watching. Don't forget
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