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In "The Jeff Gerstmann Show 016: It's All Perfectly Legal | The New Nvidia 4090, GTA6 Leaks, A New PS5?", Jeff Gerstmann discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and rumors about a new PS5. He also tries out the Black Rifle Coffee Company coffee and gives his impressions of the new game Hyper Demon.

00:00:00 Jeff Gerstmann reviews the Black Rifle Coffee Company, a coffee that contains 300 milligrams of caffeine. He tries it out and seems to dislike it.
00:05:00 The Flipper Zero is a device that can read and write frequencies, allowing for the cloning of security badges, garage door openers, and car keys. While it's fun and silly, it is not legal to use it for unauthorized purposes.
00:10:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card and how to clone a credit card using an SD card.
00:15:00 Jeff Gerstmann discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and PS5 rumors. He recommends that people consider purchasing a Zebiotics probiotic to help them get back on their feet after getting drunk the night before.
00:20:00 Hyper Demon is a new game from the creators of Devil Taggers, and it is similar in design to a PlayStation One game. It is difficult but also has great leaderboard functionality.
00:25:00 In "The Jeff Gerstmann Show 016: It's All Perfectly Legal | The New Nvidia 4090, GTA6 Leaks, A New PS5?", host Jeff Gerstmann discusses his impressions of Hyper Demon, a newly released game with a trippy visual style and 16 different things players can do. Although he hasn't spent a lot of time with the game yet, he recommends players check out the game's steam page to see for themselves.
00:30:00 The Jeff Gerstmann show discusses a new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, leaks for Grand Theft Auto 6, and a new PS5. The video discusses how the new Nvidia card has similar visuals to Devil Daggers, which was described as "evil" and "unsettling." The video also discusses how Miracle Brand sheets use silver infused fabrics to help keep the sleeper cool, and are luxuriously comfortable without the high price tag of other luxury Brands.
00:35:00 Jeff Gerstmann explores the new Modern Warfare 2 game, which is coming out on November 16th. He also talks about how Activision is focusing on Esports in a way that does not always line up with how people play video games.
00:40:00 In the video, Jeff Gerstmann discusses the changes made to the perk system in "Grand Theft Auto 6." He says that, by default, players can choose to pick pre-selected perk packages, or they can create their own. The first two perks come from the same pool, while the third and fourth perks come from separate pools. If players earn all four perks in a match, they will be "fully loaded" and can use their perks for the rest of the match.
00:45:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, which will make players invisible to other players at the start of a match. Players can earn perks that modify their character's abilities over the course of a match.
00:50:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and the possibility of a new PS5. The host is undecided about whether to buy the game based on early game content, but is hopeful about its final product. Pubg started using a third person mode, but Call of Duty is still a first person game.
00:55:00 Video game publisher Rockstar Games was hacked, and leaked footage of characters walking up to soft cover points and getting into cover animations. Some people speculate that the hacker is 16 years old, and might be responsible for the recent Uber hack.

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The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card and how it might affect the PC gaming market. The 4090 is a faster card that can render video more smoothly, which may lead to higher frame rates in games.

01:00:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses a recent Nvidia 4090 leak, GTA6 leaks, and Take Two's legal battle with Rockstar. The Nvidia 4090 leak is said to be legitimate, and does not appear to have any impact on game development. Take Two is currently facing a lawsuit from Rockstar over their Take Two Interactive logo in GTA5.
01:05:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses a new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, leaked footage of a possible GTA6, and a potential hacker contacting Rockstar Games. The conversation turns to ethics and the potential for people making money off of leaks, with some concluding that the whole situation is sketchy.
01:10:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, the leak of GTA6, and the possible future of PlayStation VR. The show notes that PSVR games will not be playable on the new PSVR2 headset due to the different tracking technology.
01:15:00 According to Tom Henderson, there is a new version of the PlayStation 5 in the works that will include an external drive that attaches to the console without looking like it's a totally separate piece. This simplifies what they sell and means that they are out there just making a single type of PlayStation 5.
01:20:00 Nvidia announced new graphics cards, the 40 series cards, which will be available on October 12th for a price of $1600. This is the first time that graphics cards have returned to normal pricing, and it is thanks to Sony's efforts to fix the broken graphics card market.
01:25:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card and how it might affect the PC gaming market. The 4090 is a faster card that can render video more smoothly, which may lead to higher frame rates in games.
01:30:00 This YouTube video discusses recent reports that AMD will follow up their announcements of their new dna3 CPU with announcements of their new 40 series cards on November 3rd. The video also discusses Nvidia's reluctance to share essential information about its products with Partners until that same information is made available to the public. EVGA, a company long known for making some quality Nvidia cards, says that they are getting out of the graphics card business, and will attempt to keep all their employees.
01:35:00 The video discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, which is said to be better than the older Nvidia 3090, but is not recommended for use in big budget games. The author suggests that people wait for games that take advantage of the new card's features, such as the new Ray tracing DLSS3.
01:40:00 The video discusses how graphics have changed over the years, focusing on how advancements in ray tracing could lead to more graphical fidelity in games. However, the developers interviewed feel that there is a lack of forward movement in graphical technology, with many games still running poorly on older hardware.
01:45:00 The video discusses the Jeff Gerstmann Show 016 episode in which the host discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and a new PS5. The host agrees that there have been advancements made in graphics technology, but believes that developers are not pushing games to their full potential. He mentions Ratchet and Clank and how the game features zero copy operations which allows for better image quality on multiple platforms. However, he points out that there is still a lack of games that take advantage of this technology.
01:50:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, which is said to be able to run all of the new RTX effects at an acceptable frame rate. This card is said to be a step up from the older 3090, and may lead to greater adoption of Ray tracing as a graphics technology. However, some aspects of the game industry feel "weird" to the host, who notes that games that are meant to last for years are not getting the graphical overhaul to take advantage of new hardware. Some of the non-gaming aspects of the card seem good to him.
01:55:00 Konami has announced the winners of a contest to revive some of its old franchises, and the winner is Takumi Nakamura, who has pitched a remake of the MSX game "The Maze of Galius." Four runners-up were also awarded prizes for their ideas. Rogue Legacy developer Cellar Door is one of the lucky winners.

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Jeff Gerstmann discusses a number of recent releases and news items in the gaming world on the latest episode of his show. These include the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, leaked GTA6 information, and rumors about a new PS5 console. He also gives his thoughts on the recent controversy involving a fan biting Imran Khan at a Street Fighter event.

02:00:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses a number of new games, including a new Dragon's Dogma game, a remake of a game from 2014, and a new Yakuza game.
02:05:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Street Fighter 6 lineup, including the returning characters Luke, DJ Cami, and Blanca, as well as the new characters Ryu, E Honda, Ken, and Chun-Li. The game is also launching with 18 characters.
02:10:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and the potential for a new PS5. It is speculated that the new Ford DLC characters could be the first Ford DLC characters, and that Street Fighter 5 may release in February and April.
02:15:00 Jeff Gerstmann discusses the Street Fighter II remake, new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, leaked GTA6 game, and new PS5 rumors at this year's TGS. He says that the biggest news from the show was the fan bite controversy involving Imran Khan.
02:20:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the recent release of the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and the new PS5. Taylor writes in to say that she recently received her steam deck and is in love with it. One of the first games she played was Need for Speed Underground 2 on her old Nintendo 64. Jones in the chat says that he thinks Heat is worth picking up on a sale.
02:25:00 The video discusses the history of video game consoles, including how the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation competed with the more popular, larger console manufacturers. It then turns to the current state of video game consoles, with particular focus on the Nintendo Switch and the Xbox One X. The video finishes by discussing the potential future of video game consoles, mentioning how smaller, less popular consoles could potentially be revived by creating more ambitious games.
02:30:00 The video discusses the reasons why smaller console manufacturers have decreased in popularity in recent years, and suggests that the market can only support a limited number of major players. The narrator concludes that Nintendo has been successful in avoiding the " hardware rat race" and has become better at developing unique games for its platforms.
02:35:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, GTA6 leaks, and the upcoming PS5. The Amico console, which was supposed to be a family-friendly gaming console, appears to be failing.
02:40:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the similarities between the Cyberpunk 2077 script and the way Polish language works, noting that the script was originally written in English but had Polish influences that broke it. Dives in the chat says Witcher 3 did not have the same problem.
02:45:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090, GTA6 leaks, and a new PS5. Keanu Reeves' poor performance in the game is cited as a major issue. Ben and Boston point out that this is the first time a game has been remade for its original console.
02:50:00 The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses Nvidia's recent changes in the graphics card market, the potential for a GPU crash, and the role that developers may have to take on in the event.
02:55:00 Ryan describes how video signals are composed of RGB color values, and how RGB signals can be transmitted over a cable to a television.

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The Jeff Gerstmann Show discusses the new Nvidia 4090 graphics card, the leaking of GTA6, and the new PS5. The show notes the possible reason for the delay of the Advanced Wars remaster and the effect of real world events on game companies.