The thing is, it won’t help the family.

I think they did a good job not making it seem like she was still alive. It was more like a dream/afterlife or something. And she was obviously coached as to what to do or expect (hence the feeling for the bench before sitting down and not following her behind a tree). This seems almost more like a visualization…

If it were my actual son, I’d pay almost any sum of money to make that happen, even if I couldn’t hug him.  Just talking to him to him (even if he couldnt even hear me) would be beyond any valuie.  No idea how i’d feel about a digital representation.

That family is obviously grieving, so I don’t necessarily think this is “messed up”. If this helps that family, why do I care? That said, to publicize this for clicks and likes is pretty messed up. But since no one here knows how this came about, or speaks korean, I’ll just default back to my original statement. If it…

This whole thing was heartbreaking. Having lost my mom at a relatively young age (I was 16), I can totally understand the desire to do something like this, and I do not judge the family for it.

Maybe inappropriate, yet I can’t help but think of this, and Dumbledore’s words of wisdom to Harry: “This mirror gives us neither knowledge or truth.  Men have wasted away in front of it, even gone mad.”

Haha. He gets that a lot. Few people realize he’s a very large man.

I’m glad you tried it but may I ask what exclusives you enjoyed on other platforms? If you don’t try the best that Xbox has to offer you shouldn’t say they don’t appeal to you. There are great games in other genres and a great third party selection to choose from on game pass. Just trying Indy games hardly seems like…

I got to the “Courtny” part and was more blown away that their name is spelled different than any other way I’ve seen lol

Just in time for PSO2!

Unfortunately, no one can be told how many lights there are. You have to see it for yourself.

You are probably confusing the SNES with some other console?

The SNES CPU was better at certain tasks, but while it was 16 bit, it only had an 8 bit data bus and thus required two memory reads to pull the data into the CPU, wasting cycles. The Genesis had a full 16 bit data bus and was run at a higher clockspeed making it quite a bit more powerfull, especially when it came to…

In terms of arithmetic power, the numbers speak against you. The SNES CPU was rather slow clocked compared to the twice as fast clock rate of the Genesis CPU (and back then, the clockrate actually did translate to more horsepower). The SNES had a lot of extra hardware to help the CPU, but the CPU itself was not as…

Right. This compared to Sonic 3 or SoR (any of em), for example, showcases that the sound expertise wasn’t shared.

You’re saying devs weren’t familiar with a 65C816 derivative? Anyway personally I’m into the tech, if you don’t want to discuss it further that’s up to you.

Damn GEMs driver. There were better music dev tools to use. Unfortunately good tools and knowledge of the sound hardware weren’t as prevalent. Devs who could roll their own tools got much better results but that stuff wasn’t shared, maybe due to competition, maybe language barrier, or maybe just developer culture back…

Man hating? Where?

Man hating? Where?

You need to toughen up bro. You’re starting to sound like a snowflake beta cuck. Come on now 

You need to toughen up bro. You’re starting to sound like a snowflake beta cuck. Come on now 

Congratulations, the crooked idiot you elected as president just committed an act of war.