TT Show Episode 26 - Dune gets an epic new game and Samsung sends Galaxy phones into Space

The TT show is back, and this week, Jak and Kosta take a closer look at several cool-looking games on the horizon. With the smash hit Dune Part Two now in cinemas, the sci-fi franchise is getting a massive open-world survival MMO called Dune Awakening from the creators of Conan Exiles. With new info and gameplay, the Arrakis-set title is looking very spicy.

The duo also looks at PlayStation classic Ghost of Tsushima, finally coming to PC (Assassin's Creed meets Shogun), and the breathtaking indie action RPG No Rest for the Wicked.

In the world of science and space, Jak brings up Samsung's recent (and super fun) marketing stunt, which sent Galaxy phones into the lower atmosphere to take a few snaps of planet Earth. Plus, new solar-powered implants that can restore someone's vision are paving the way for a Cyberpunk future.

Jak and Kosta also discuss the recent NVIDIA lawsuit relating to copyright infringements when training complex generative AI models, what happens when the Cybertruck meets a .50 cal weapon, take a look at Quake II RTX running on a CPU, and more!

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All the topics discussed in this week's episode of The TT Show

• Read more: CPU real-time ray-tracing is here, but performance in Quake 2 RTX sits at 1 FPS
• Read more: Dune Awakening is an Unreal Engine 5-powered survival game set on the harsh planet of Arrakis
• Read more: No Rest for the Wicked is a gorgeous Diablo-style action-RPG from an acclaimed indie studio
• Read more: Close to 20% of all PC gamers are now running 1440p displays, according to Valve
• Read more: Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut launches DLSS3, FSR3, XeSS support on the PC on May 16
• Read more: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs: same memory interface as RTX 40 series, with next-gen GDDR7
• Read more: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series to use 28Gbps GDDR7 memory, 33% higher bandwidth than RTX 4090
• Read more: YouTuber fires .50 caliber bullet at Cybertruck to test its bullet proof metal
• Read more: Scientists create solar panels for your eyes designed to restore vision
• Read more: SpaceX run last major test before its most anticipated event of the year
• Read more: NVIDIA sued by three authors for copyright infringement
• Read more: Samsung sent four S24 Ultra's to space on balloons to snap 150+ photos of Earth