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But this was this was a huge topic, obviously, because the switch over from PlayStation Xbox one that's like on paper who no matter what that who is involved, that's nuts.

Yeah.

Plus, Cybertruck's lead engineer publicly posts a list of small but interesting changes made to the truck so far, my firsthand impressions of the Model YL after my recent test drive, and more.

[dramatic music] What's happening, friends? Alongside my four-legged co-hosts, Daisy the Boxer and Lily the silly Labrador, my name's Ryan McCaffrey.

Welcome to episode 581 of Ride the Lightning, your weekly Tesla and EV podcast, this one publishing on September 20th, 2026, which happens to be my birthday.

And Tesla got me a gift, which we're gonna talk all about in a minute, which is actually re-revealing the next-gen Roadster finally.

I'm Daemon Hatfield.

This week, I'm joined by Ryan McCaffrey from Podcast Unlocked, and Max Scoville from Podcast Beyond.

Now, last week you probably heard that one of the in-development games from Hideo Kojima had jumped ship from PlayStation to Xbox.

PlayStation and Kojima announced Physint a couple years ago.

But that in and of itself was a reversal of the previous generation when Sony botched the rollout of the PS3 and struggled to compete with the 360, which turned out to be easier to develop for, allowing Xbox to be the cool console for a while.

So this keeps happening.

Ryan, let's start, let's start with you.

Of course, Xbox had its own come to Jesus moment this year-

I believe

Ryan McCaffrey is still there, too.

Oh, that's right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Plus, multiple pieces of good Model Y news, some good news for Cybertruck owners on a feature they've been waiting years for, and more.

[rock music] What's happening, friends? I'm Ryan McCaffrey joining you.

It is Ride the Lightning, your weekly Tesla and EV podcast for September 13th, 2026.

It's episode 580, and I've got two happy, healthy puppers surrounding me here.

Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch, our show following the latest gaming hardware.

I'm Max Scoville filling in for Damon, and this week I'm joined by Ryan McCaffrey from Podcast Unlocked and Logan Plant from Nintendo Voice Chat.

Welcome, gentlemen.

Howdy.

The studio is not involved with HBO show's third season.

This comes from Ryan McCaffrey at IGN.

Naughty Dog boss Neil Druckmann says that neither he nor the studio are involved with the third season of the HBO adaptation of the beloved video game, but says that the developer isn't done with the franchise yet.

Speaking to Washington Post, Druckmann said, "I wasn't involved in shaping this season's creative direction, and Naughty Dog did not have a creative role in the direction of this season, so I can't personally speak to how production's progressing." He then pretty clearly suggested that Naughty Dog will take on future projects in The Last of Us universe, though whether that's a proper The Last of Us Part III, a resurrection of the canceled Last of Us Online, or something else remains to be seen.