Quote from Seldoon182[Blocked Image: http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/jamescameronsavatar/images/b/bf/Earthcollage.jpg]Apart the OST, the James Cameron's vision of earth is very close to Blade runner!
um, isn't it almost the same as tokyo is right now by night? give or take a few extra ad screens.
i remember sky roads...
Quote from Duff-eIt's amazing how far a solution can go for a problem that doesn't exist. I built a gaming computer 2 years ago for $800 that can run almost every game out at max settings. If I really needed top of the line I could drop $400 on a new graphics card that would resolve any technology bottleneck. If we're talking about a laptop then what's the point? With power consumption and latency you would need a network and power cable all the time. This is of course assuming their idea isn't just marketing BS, which it probably is. Anyone who has ever used remote desktop software like say VNC or LOGMEIN stopped and said "holy shit, I wonder if I can run games on my gaming PC and control them from my laptop" only to discover that no, they can't. Any technology that OnLive has "created", proprietary or otherwise, would be such a revolutionary step in broadband technology that it would have been publicly known forever. No matter how great their technology is it can't get around the physical limitations of the cable running from my house to the telephone pole.
The only thing that would make any sense is using this "technology" to put q3/hl1 era games on netbook type computers. Someone with too much money owned a slingbox, liked to play video games and dropped probably millions on a very lazy concept.
i'm pretty sure the box will come with a buffer, rendering anything in the way of cable bottlenecks a triviality.
Quote from ErraticSo does anyone else play these games out of the same obligation to figure out where the creators are coming from or is that just me? Cause thats pretty much all I'm thinking about while playing anyway...
*raises hand*
funny you should mention, there are also some similarities between this and the pieces he did for braveheart.
man i thought it was a gun...
but yea apart from the citadel, looks fantastic.
Quote from DUFFYBecause we all know Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions really made a neat bow out of those loose ends...
i thought they were good. at least the story didn't stop at neo flying from a telephone booth, which tells fuck all. closure, goddammit, closure.
Quote from Rick_Dyeah, we live in a country that practically sanctioned the murdering of over 6 million people and we can't even buy motherfucking Quake.
and don't even get me started on the youtube "this video is not available in your country" bullshit.
i better get my papers in order and give a written warning to the governor if i need to jack off in this motherfucker.
doesn't this go against the statement in your signature?
Quote from SkjalgThose movies that I think is best ever doesnt have a sequel (Gladiator, The rock, Avatar). Now I heard from my brother (unrealiable source) that cameron has stated that if Avatar does well he's gonna make it into a triology.I hope he does
actually i do too. i think there were a few loose ends that could be tied up better... sort of like in the first matrix as well.
Quote from DaanOSentura: and all maps are good maps?
i get immersed in almost every movie, which is why most movies are good to me. i don't get immersed into every map.
Quote from DUFFYPlease tell me the movie doesn't actually call it
and you're just using that to substitute the plot device.
they do, as ridiculous as it sounds.
you know, i've always had a difficult time deciding whether or not a movie was bad or not. can't we just leave it at that they are all just 'good' movies?
i'm looking forward to christmas 2012. it's the only occasion where i'll get quote weird al on saying, "merry christmas to all, now you all gonna die" without a prison sentence.
just for those who thought the story may be interesting, have a look at this:
Quote from Rick_Dmapcore is filled with psychopaths.
old news
Saw it on Imax 3d last night. This is indeed one of the best movies ever made. Story was simple but pretty good anyway and everything else was simply outstanding. Movie of the decade maybe? Avatar rules
yeah, you know, it's not a bad way to end a decade. i'd vote for it for movie of the decade
i have no problem with hooking up my laptop to my tv with hdmi. it's great for watching movies
LG 32LC42 is the model number
you keep western looking clones of yourself in your grandparents closet?
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Anyhoooo...
+1 on architecture books.
That said today I saw a building that if I saw in a game I'd think the level designer was really sloppy. Maybe a good idea for a topic, post pics of real buildings that look like newbies made them.
let me see that building!
