Pokémon company claims that Switch has sold very well. Have you bought Switch Pokémon? -part 2

On May 31 this year, Nintendo made a sudden announcement without warning. It released a new version of "Pokémon" containing dual versions ("Pokémon Let'sGo! Pikach" "Pokémon Let'sGo! Eeve"). The game will be released this year, which raised a sudden hit in a while since it is a classic and popular game. It will be released on November 16^th this year, landing on the Switch platform, worldwide I guess we still need to wait for a while.

The "Pokemon" was developed based on the "Pokémon Yellow" launched in 1998 and this time the team rebuilt the gameplay and storyline. The official confirmation game will also have a new Pokemon debut, which is also excited. In terms of selling price, the price of the game body Japanese version is 5980 yen (excluding tax). The new peripheral bluetooth game controller "Pokémon Plus" is priced at 4,980 yen (excluding tax). 

The senior staff of Game Freak also forwarded this news at the first time, and also sent a tweet that read "Have a wonderful day”. Each of our eager players can have a good day hopefully! Nintendo's recent release of the free "Pokémon” game "Pokémon Adventure Treasure Hunt” is very popular on Switch: After the game was released earlier this month, it has already captured more than 2.5 million downloads.

A few days after the game was released, it has already reached 1 million downloads. "Pokémon Adventure Treasure Hunt" will also be launched on iOS and Android on June 28. This will undoubtedly increase the total downloads again. It can be seen that the classic IP of Pokémon is extremely popular on any game platform. This year is also a year when many classic masterpieces were re-engraved and re-recognized. Let us look forward to updating more classic works together.

Pokémon company claims that Switch has sold very well. Have you bought Switch Pokémon? -part 1

Pokémon CEO recently said that Nintendo Switch have already sold 20 million units. Individuals have seen their sales decline due to performance problems. Switch seems to have solved this problem with its own IP and cloud games. Switch was launched in March 2017 and its first year sales amounted to approximately 17.79 million. That is to say, the newly added 2.2 million sales volume was completed in April-June 2018, which was one and a half months later than the original plan of “20 million units a year”.

After Sony and Microsoft successively introduced the next-gen game console products, the 720P's display, simple gyroscopes, and handles for HD vibrations, and “elderly” processors that do not basically support 3A masterpieces were rated “actively reject 3A masterpieces” by the outside world. For this reason, some game makers, including Pokémon, expressed concern about the sales outlook of Switch.

However, from the display data, Switch has become the most successful home game console of Nintendo after the Wii. In this process, the three main factors to compensate for the performance disadvantage include: its own IP, various peripherals, and cloud games. When talk about the peripheral handle stuff, we have to mention that NS now has released or corporate with other companies many good controller handles. They might be not that necessary, but it is also true that with a good peripheral bluetooth game controller, your whole game experience will be improved and you will feel so different when playing the same old games. My personal experience is that my game scores will be so much higher and the fun will be doubled.

In addition, such as LABO, Pokémon and other series of peripherals are sold in the pre-sale phase, unlike the main 3A Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo is still using Switch and related peripherals in a variety of games, at a lower cost to present content and shape the community.

India is planning bidding for the world's largest solar project (100GW)

International Solar PV Network News: June 25 news, recently, India's Minister of New Energy and Renewable Energy proposed the world's largest solar project (100GW) tender, which also includes energy storage projects and solar energy equipment manufacturing plant projects. However, no clear timetable has been set.

RK Singh, Minister of New Energy and Renewable Energy, said at the opening ceremony of the 1,500kWp solar power plant in Sikhgurwara, New Delhi “After Spain plans the country’s largest renewable energy project, we will hold a 10GW solar project tender in July. At present, we plan to bid for 100GW solar project, which also includes energy storage projects and solar equipment manufacturing plant projects."

India is one of the fastest growing renewable energy projects countries in the world, ranking fifth in renewable energy installed capacity, with a cumulative installed capacity of 70 GW and a 12.5 GW project under development. In India, solar power, wind power and other power generation products are also widely used in ordinary households. Among them, because Solar Generator is cheap, it can save resources and expenses, occupy a small volume, so it is widely used.

According to a report of the World Bank in 2017, this populous country, with a population of 1.3 billion, is the world’s third largest consumer of electricity, and solar power is starting to replace coal as its main source of electricity. The report said that the current cost of solar power is a quarter of 2009, and will drop by another 66% by 2040. The report was issued before the release of China's "531 Photovoltaic New Deal" and it is expected that solar panel prices will fall further this year.

With 20 cities in India being one of the most polluted cities in the world, its transformation to renewable energy is imperative. Singh added, “India needs to significantly reduce its use of fossil fuels.”

MIT discovers that magical 3D printed smart materials can jump, crawl, and catch the ball

June 20 news, according to Forbes magazine reports, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found a way to print deformed soft materials in 3D. To achieve this goal, mechanical engineer Xuanhe Zhao and colleagues developed a 3D printing ink that injects magnetic microparticles. These tiny particles made of the neodymium-iron-boron alloy are combined with silica nanoparticles and embedded in silicone rubber to increase elasticity.

The researchers then designed a 3d printer that contained an electromagnet. By moving the electromagnet during printing, researchers can continuously control the orientation of magnetic particles. The resulting 3D structure can form a variety of complex structures that can respond instantly and highly accurately to magnetic fields. These print structures can stretch, roll, jump, and even catch the ball.

In addition, because materials respond to magnetic field changes rather than direct contact, this means that they can be controlled remotely. Xuanhe Zhao said: "We think this technology will have a good application prospect in biomedicine. For example, we can put a structure around blood vessels to control the pumping of blood, or use a magnet to guide a device through the gastrointestinal tracts to collect images, extract tissue samples, remove plugs, or send certain drugs to specific locations. You can design, simulate, and then print to achieve a variety of functions."

In fact, Xuanhe Zhao and his colleagues have developed materials and methods of use that will allow them to be used more widely. They said: "We have developed a print platform and prediction model for others to use. People can design their own structure and attribute patterns, validate them with models, and print them to implement various functions. Through the structure, properties, and programming magnetic fields and other complex information, we can even print smart machines such as robots.