i don’t know about you, but i still play some of my old games (recently dusted off the good old Gamecube). just because there are new VR games doesn’t mean that people will suddenly never want to play their old games again. like i said in an earlier comment, there is little apparent risk for Microsoft to jump on the…

also, woah. the dude who kidnapped Bane at the beginning of TDKR was Lord Petyr Baelish.

though it has a bad rep (i haven’t seen it yet) Jupiter Ascending has this lovely scene that takes place during dawn over the Chicago skyline. they had to shoot this in 6 minute increments over the course of the summer, and even had to invent a new type of camera to capture it. i read about it on some lame blog.

i wonder if it’s also a price issue. perhaps shipping the Oculus with their special proprietary controller pushes the total unit cost outside of their acceptable range (for now).

it’s been determined that PC gamers and Console gamers are two different market segments. as the first VR device to cross the console bridge, MS/Oculus have the leg up over Sony right now. and it’s minimal effort on Microsoft’s side. the “something beefier” is their own Hololens.

it’s not eating into Hololens. it’s how Microsoft will complete with Project Morpheus, which will likely do that same thing with current PS4 games.

i still don’t get what hooli does/is. is it google? or is it facebook? maybe apple? but google, facebook, and apple all exist in their current capacity. so how can hooli be as big as it is, if all the others exist in the same realm?

judging by your fox avatar, i’ll concede that you know what you’re talking about here. you seem like a fox expert to me.

if you’re still relying on thirst to tell if you need to hydrate, you’re not our target consumer. go ahead and carry on, caveman.

mozilla is REALLY trying to get more people to use firefox on mobile.

this looks like it a screenshot of a weirdly adapted, live action, Futurama movie.

i see what you did in your comment. it’s a clever jab. but seriously, Apple owns the rights to all use of the word “magic”, “magical”, and “magicficent” (still saving that one) when describing an app or app-capable electronic device. so please consider this a cease and desist, or else there will be follow-on actions.

takes a bite of the “steak”. shot cuts away as he begins chewing. then it cuts to another shot “it’s actually pretty good.” takes another bite. shot cuts away again.

what is this, Hooli Nucleus?

this is part when someone brings up Sam Raimi’s Vas-O-Cam:

hmm then Apple Music will learn when it’s that time of the month, and acordingly shift to less antagonizing playlists.

i wonder if there was some internal memo to the Apple big wigs attending this. like “hey DO NOT FORGET to wear your apple watch. its just for a couple of hours. do it. or else!”

uhh there’s a HUGE difference. first of all, iTunes Ping sucked. second, Apple Music is going to be awesome! third, and most important of all, iTunes Ping didn’t have Drake. OMFG DRAKE! fuck Tidal.

what you don’t see on camera, far off to the right, is what the rabbit is running from.

and now you have syphilis.