I haven’t seen Shadow Complex on here yet.
It’s an older title (2009) and even the remastered version is from 2016.
Still one of my favorite Metroidvania type games.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/385560/Shadow_Complex_Remastered/
I’ve heard of stuff like this for well over a decade. Seems like there’s a new article about teeth regrowth every month, either enamel or full teeth. Still waiting on real results.
I meant that the Waymo didn’t see it, neither did the passengers, so the cat could’ve been difficult to detect.
“While our vehicle was stopped to pick up passengers, a nearby cat darted under our vehicle as it was pulling away”
I mean, it sucks, but it could’ve happened with a human driver as well… and likely has happened.
I have rode in a Waymo and it shows you all the things it detects on a screen… which includes humans and small animals. It’s not a perfect machine, but it probably is a better driver than a lot of people already and it’s learning every day.
I suppose this incident could get Waymo to put cameras/sensors beneath the car… something that regular car makers won’t think about.
But yeah, it should’ve detected the cat beforehand and waited for it to leave before driving off. Then again, the human passengers didn’t see it either.
Oh, I’m sure my wife will love the combination of two games that I played way too much.
Mine is over that. They won’t.
EDIT: Meaning they won’t stop asking.
It’s old enough to buy alcohol.
One that I haven’t seen mentioned yet…
The Graduate.
I would love it if I could play all my Xbox games on any PC that has the correct specs.
If I have to keep game pass to play the games I purchased then we’ll have a problem.
MONEY is all they care about. So it matters.
Why do you hate them? It lets us know which videos not to click on, or even block. I see this as an absolute win.
I never played Galaxy 2. I liked the first, but I actually preferred Sunshine. Galaxy just seemed smaller to me. I liked that it was different, and maybe part 2 would’ve improved on the engine, but I just thought the first was almost like a gimmick.
Sunshine was gimmicky too, but it felt more complete overall. But yeah, not sure 1+2 is worth $70. I get that Microsoft and Sony have other things to fall back on, but Nintendo is asking too much this time for 15-18 year old games. $50 is more like it.
He plans to live to 130 years old.
I don’t want 8K. I want my current 4K streaming to have less pixilation. I want my sound to be less compressed. Make them closer to Ultra BluRay disc quality before forcing 8K down our throats… unless doing that gives us better 4K overall.
Not sure if I ever saw part 2… but I do really like the original, outside of the now dated effects.
I do remember seeing Exorcist III alone as a kid and being scared by it. George C. Scott was fantastic as always. Wonder how that stands up today.
Note that there are different types of Anaglyph glasses. I think red and cyan are the most common, but there are red and blue ones as well as magenta and green ones.
Good movies overall: Dial M for Murder, Creature of the Black Lagoon, House of Wax (1953). Also, The Polar Express and Coraline… though I think those two were not Anaglyph in theaters, not completely sure. They did put those out in that format on disc, however.
80s horror that used the gimmick blatantly: Jaws 3-D, Friday the 13th 3-D, Amityville 3-D.
That said, I think there is some app that you can download to a computer and turn more modern day 3-D movies into Anaglyph colors.
That said, I much prefer newer 3-D technology. Besides Avatar, the best movies that used 3-D well are Gravity, Life of Pi, and especially Hugo. It sucks when studios pump out 3-D conversions to movies not meant to be 3-D originally, but when a director knows what they are doing, 3-D movies can look fantastic.
"…screenwriters who work with Netflix often receive the note: “Have this character announce what they’re doing so that viewers who have this programme on in the background can follow along.”
We really are becoming dumber as a society. One benefit of AI is that it will give screenwriters the ability to create their own movies without these studio notes. The problem will be oversaturation because non-creative people will create their own stuff and that will make it difficult to find the gems among the slop.
$2.99, then $4.99, then $6.99, then $9.99, then $9.99 with commercials and $14.99 without.
Howdy ho!
Must be free again because I own it. Never played it, definitely didn’t pay for it, but it’s already in my account.