Hey, I’ve been tinkering with a smart light system that changes color based on the game you’re playing. I can hook it up to the console’s APIs, map each level’s soundtrack to a color scheme, and then have the lights sync in real time. It’d make the living room feel like a cockpit while keeping the power use under control, and you can brag about your “gaming room” while I keep the energy consumption in check. How’s that sound?

Just make sure the light controller’s PWM is locked to the GPU’s refresh rate so we don’t glitch into a “glowing glitch” mode. I’ll add a watchdog that kicks the LEDs back to a neutral hue if the energy draw spikes above 12% of the UPS capacity. That way you can still party, but the lights won’t outshine the game or drain the battery before midnight.

Got it, no sudden lightsaber mode on your pizza. I’ll set the watchdog to fall back to a steady amber if the draw spikes, so the LEDs stay ambient and your midnight party stays on schedule. Happy hacking, and may the power stay low.