Can An Xbox One Survive A 45m (150ft) Drop?
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diffusionx
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PS5 would leave a crater on the earth
captainraincoat
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wow thats pretty impressive...the slims are pretty simple inside so it would be interesting to see a 1x which has more weight
no doubt we are going to get youtube vids of people smashing their launch consoles on the ground...the ps5 ones are going to be pretty funny
no doubt we are going to get youtube vids of people smashing their launch consoles on the ground...the ps5 ones are going to be pretty funny
Tranquil
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The_Mike
I cry about SonyGaf from my chair in Redmond, WA
That's why Microsoft lost this generation, they didn't have their priorities straight. Instead of spend money on exclusives they used all the money on making it bullet proof and make it possible to survive a nuclear war.
Not with that piece of plastic
Not with that piece of plastic
SF Kosmo
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PS5 would survive, but it would split the earth in two.
Yoboman
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Actually it would fly down smoothly on its wings
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kingwingin
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Why are their teeth so big?
Piku_Ringo
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A trait of the Crocodile Dundee people.
Ozzy Onya A2Z
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Probably the ol' Hollywood secret of veneers for everybody on camera, it's why actors get weird lisps and voice changes as they adjust to having veneers. It's a wild guess but given the grooming of these fellas I'd say accurate for some of them.
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MayauMiao
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Balducci30
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A question no one asked
RoadHazard
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A PS5 dropped from a window in 2021 left a crater so large it killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
anothertech
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PS5 would
LokusAbriss
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Stilton Disco
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The How Ridiculous team are good lads.
Started out with basketball trick shots, expanded to other sports (for all of which they hold several world records), then they started mucking around with the physicals of how it all worked, which led them (naturally) to dropping stuff off a 45m tower on to other stuff like a car onto the worlds strongest trampoline, bowling balls and anvils onto a safe, or seeing what happens when a massive steel javelin hits bulletproof glass.
They also do a lot of charity work and are broadly good natured, fun and very Australian dudes.
My wife and I usually watch their weekly vid while eating breakfast on a Saturday morning. This was actually one of their more simple filler episodes.
Started out with basketball trick shots, expanded to other sports (for all of which they hold several world records), then they started mucking around with the physicals of how it all worked, which led them (naturally) to dropping stuff off a 45m tower on to other stuff like a car onto the worlds strongest trampoline, bowling balls and anvils onto a safe, or seeing what happens when a massive steel javelin hits bulletproof glass.
They also do a lot of charity work and are broadly good natured, fun and very Australian dudes.
My wife and I usually watch their weekly vid while eating breakfast on a Saturday morning. This was actually one of their more simple filler episodes.
Venom Snake
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Aggressive Carrot
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A good test for people who play video games while floating in space and are worried their console will break if it crashes to the ground like a meteor.
And quit fat shaming the PS5 you monsters.
And quit fat shaming the PS5 you monsters.
Aggressive Carrot
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Can we drop them from the same hight to see if they still work?
Stilton Disco
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They bought them out of their own money, all 5 survived and they gave them away as prizes to viewers.
Was it stupid? Sure, but also fun and, you know, Australians.