Amsterdam Just Keeps Getting Awesome

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Here is my question,
How many games sold over 100k copies total?
If only 20 games released in 2026 sold over 100k copies total, then 35% of all game released in 2026, with a physical option available, and on ps5 sold over 100k physical copies.
Very different statistic and very different narrative.
I dont even think there were 200 games released in 2026 and available for physical purchase.
And I definitely dont believe there were 100 games that sold over 100k copies at all.
When you take into account inventory of older games being purchased at huge discounts on physical too, there were probably 500 games that sold over 10k total copies on physical total.
This reporter is shilling for Sony in their first punch back at the consumer and trying to make you give in to the "Own Nothing, Be Happy" narrative.

I confess: I live in Amsterdam and I have an electric car, that I use at most once a month. Yet I hope the municipality increases my parking costs to 150 euro per month (now it is like 25 I think?), and removes all parking spots from my street (which you actually filmed) so that I finally find the motivation to give it up.

All great but if u are 60+ and can't walk 15min , or to the tram stop … be ready to pay EUR 50 for a 1.5 km taxi ride to the Van Gogh Museum or Anne Frank house.

Thank you

Any day I don’t have to drive is a good day. I still haven’t explored public transit here in San Diego – it’s on my list…

I’d love to see any city or town in Ontario create and seriously attempt to produce and implement a similar document.

i spent a month in the netherlands at the start of the year and I am 100% positive that my personal enjoyment of a place is directly proportional to many cars there are, the fewer the better

I wonder how much physical state of people and weather conditions in Amsterdam enables so many people to take bikes instead of cars or even public transport?

What I see e.g. in Latvia, not only majority of population is in bad shape – they would not be able to cycle even 10 km per day – but also not ready to take some weather "beating" during basically most of the year when either we have rainy and gloomy days or crazy hot summer days, with average temperatures for the year being only 6-8C meaning that most of the time you would have to cycle in somewhat bulky clothes to keep yourself warm.

In the big cities I definitely think there should be less cars or taxi/uber/bus/tram only. It’s pointless to have a car in the city just to be stuck in b2b traffic. But we definitely need more train access here in the USA.

I always enjoy your videos, and mostly agree. But I have to say, it's not just getting rid of cars. They built an excellent alternative to cars, and it's not just bikes, as your channel is named. The trams, subway, trains, and bikes work very well in Amsterdam, so driving a car downtown Amsterdam is kind of silly. Otherwise cities worldwide could just dig trenches across streets, then hire clowns to throw poop at drivers and call that urban planning.

Love to see this! But genuine question, this works very well for younger population who are able to use bicycle. Older gen will rely on car, and as their population increases what happenes?

In Austria rn enjoying the public transport as an American. Feeling a lot less stressed in traffic here than back in the country.

See you in 7 years when the Weesperstraat video is up :-p