This won't be an interview by BYTE journalists....."So tell me about Gee-Pee-You's...am I pronouncing that correctly? These are highly-valuable components found inside of Computers, correct?"
Guessing its this: Shadows of Truth, 4 diverse characters are tasked with hunting down Lara Croft, infiltrating her mansions and stealing-back the artifacts she stole from indigenous peoples and making her pay physically, socially and financially for slaughtering all that local wildlife in her...
But to be fair to em', those little IEM's like airpod pros do some pretty spectacular surround s
Me 2, I worked at a rental store inside of an electronics store, like imagine if a Best Buy had a VHS Rental Store (complete with saloon door pr0n room for authenticity....nothing like when some...
You have to be a certain age to appreciate the magic of owning a copy of a movie....and that age is old enough to remember a day before VHS Rental Stores existed......back when if you didn't see a movie in the movie theater, well, there's a damned good chance you might never, ever see that...
Supposedly theres a 1080p/4k fan-scan of a 35mm print that is available for $25 online.......the problem is the clips show it completely unrestored, and the print is...well, it's as good as the last 'best example' of the film that I saw, which I believe was a widescreen (but not anamorphic)...
I'm still holding out hope for even a half-way decent DVD release of THE KEEP...........................but I'm thinking that train is never pulling into the station =[
Saw that, immediately thought the same thing...it moved quick enough, but not quick enough, like a human would. In our case it's limited by thought and muscle reaction speeds....in the robots case....same damn thing.
I've tried 2 or 3 times to start Fallout, even completed several of the main and side quests......but after climbing and then descending my 10th or 15th mountain just to literally get anywhere in a reasonable amount of time, I realized a sad truth: I loved exploring DC. I loved exploring...
This is one of those situations where everyone will collectively high five one another, ISP's will fake-smile and applaud a decision that is 'good for the people of the U.S.A.!", political activist groups will throw awards dinners to hand out bullshit statues and plaques to politicians and all...
Quakeworld...was that the first major "Drop In Multiplayer" where matchmaking wasn't required........I just remember showing up in my first sesson of quakeworld and some dude had a wicked Spawn model, but none of the gun models worked so everyone had the default weapon :D Then a few weeks...
Anyone else remember Kali over dial-up? Duke Nukem with 200 ping that was still playable and amazing because everyone had 200 ping.......that was my first true PvP multiplayer experience.
Let me rephrase the question: If you have no cellular service, and you pull out your personal PC or device or what have you..... do any games out there with a multiplayer component still support ad-hoc lan play like way back in the day.......or do they all require your device to have WAN access...