Oh, I’m sure she will be “dying.”
Yep, it’s weird. And nope, it’s kinda dumb outside of the lame “alternate future” plot currently playing out.
Yep. Though, to be fair, I feel the same way when characters are easily talking to each other in noisy clubs, loud battle scenes, near loud aircraft, etc. in other movies. And not all of those have the excuse of being voice-acted CG.
Yep. Jupiter is pretty regularly being bombarded by stuff that would otherwise wreak havoc with less robust planets like little ol’ us.
Future Blizzard sent along a screenshot of the finished game:
Good thing we have all these payment plan options with quicker upgrade routes because I can see that shit breaking/wearing out quick if people actually use it as much as LG seems to think they will.
Nope. It’s just an upgraded Samsung ATIV Tab.
Hell yeah, big fan of Josan’s work.
I dunno about ‘perfect’ but I do agree they made the more aesthetically pleasing controller this time around. They took the opportunity to update their design to a more contemporary, refined style while the PS4 controller’s design is starting to look dated. And the obtrusive trackpad does it no favors in that area.
I think you’re talking about basic motion tracking by the headset. The ability to look around your 180-360° bubble. And I assume Jango is talking about full positional head tracking. Like TrackIR.
As someone who has experienced both good VR and crappy, laggy VR, I can assure you they will absolutely care. We aren’t talking about a daily driver vs an exotic here. We aren’t talking about the usual AA and 1080p60 vs 960p30 and blur PC/console argument. We’re talking playable vs nauseating to much of the population…
Most likely. I don’t know for sure in this case.
Ah hell, I really dig those. I kind of dislike the text on these new ones. Mainly the taglines. Although no text or logos like the ones you posted would be nice too.
Generally speaking it involves the artist getting in touch with the company to obtain permission to produce a limited run of artwork based on their property. They usually present a sample of said work up front, the company approves it, kills it, or suggests changes to fall in line with their standards, and once that’s…
I’m going to go out on a limb and assume the experienced professional digital artist and 3D modeling and texturing master paid by the movie’s promo team (and most likely provided with a massive pile of detailed reference material to use) probably did his homework. Undoubtedly studying her body, her face, her posture,…
Shipwreck? Yeah that one took me a couple days of trial and error and running back through other areas for clues. And once it clicked, it was easily one of the most rewarding ones in the game.
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