Tips from this episode:
App: CrossOver, software that makes it possible to run Windows apps on a Mac without Windows intervention, even on a new Mac without an Intel chip. Does not work with all apps and games, but certainly a solution for less heavy software that does not exist for macOS.
Toys: Lego LuigiMario now has a brother, also in Lego form. The Lego Mario Bros. can be linked via bluetooth, which makes playing together even more fun. There are also many new sets that allow you to build even bigger and more varied levels.
Game: Lego Builder’s Journey, a game reminiscent of Monument Valley. With Lego blocks you build a path on which a son can walk to his father. Simple yet beautifully designed, previously available for Apple Arcade, now on Switch and PC.
Film: The Trip to Greece. For the fourth and final time, actors and comedians Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan take a trip together to review restaurants. This time the trip goes to Greece. In addition to entertaining dialogues and hilarious parables in beautiful locations, there is also a lot of Greek mythology. The film can be rented online via Ziggo On Demand, Picl, Pathe Thuis and Lumiere, among others.
Job offer: Bright is looking for a ‘videonaut’: something for you?.
Bright is looking for a passionate video maker. Someone who can both film and edit and who does not turn his or her hand for a graphic animation. You can respond until Friday.
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