After becoming the first human to receive Neuralink’s N1 implant back in January, 29-year-old quadriplegic Noland Arbaugh is reportedly playing Old School Runescape, Slay The Spire, and a number of other popular games using the implant and signals from his brain.

“I’m beating my friends in games that, as a quadriplegic, I should not be beating them in,” Arbaugh said in a recent Neuralink blog post, adding, “Y’all are giving me too much, it’s like a luxury overload. I haven’t been able to do these things in 8 years, and now I don’t know where to even start allocating my attention.”

Arbaugh, who was left paralyzed from the shoulders down after a 2016 car accident, previously depended on an assistive device known as a mouth stick–a tool that allows users to operate a touchscre…

The next big video game adaptation for TV is Fallout, and it’s coming soon Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Westworld’s Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy are adapting the Bethesda game for TV.

But where can you watch the show when it releases in April? For anyone needing to know, the Fallout show will stream on Prime Video beginning April 10.

All Amazon Prime members get access to Prime Video as part of their subscription at $15/month or $140/year. Alternatively, people can sign up for Prime Video alone for $9/month. Note that these are the prices for the standard service. To skip ads you need to pay $3/more per month.

If you’ve never had Prime before, new subscribers can sign up for a free 30-day trial. You can …