gcheliotis
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- Comment on Infogrames (Atari) have acquired the Surgeon Simulator franchise 5 days ago:
I don’t think they’re infogrames either
- Comment on Hotly anticipated 'Black Myth: Wukong' is delayed on Xbox Series X|S — and now, Microsoft has responded 1 week ago:
Ah sure I was afraid I might have forgotten something. Though again a very different category and not the kind of game I’d play. It would be more accurate to say I guess that Black Myth is the first game out of China that seems like it could make it big in the full price AAA single player action market. I can’t recall another Chinese game of this type that has held similar promise.
- Comment on Hotly anticipated 'Black Myth: Wukong' is delayed on Xbox Series X|S — and now, Microsoft has responded 1 week ago:
It’s the most impressive video game to come out of china, the first that seems poised to generate significant buzz internationally. Whether it will be any good I do not know, but early demos had been very impressive. So I’d say it is hotly anticipated, you were just late to the party. It may not be that original in gameplay but how many AAA productions are strikingly original nowadays? None that I can remember.
- Comment on DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH – State of Play Announce Trailer 4 months ago:
I got burnt out on the first one. Pretty setting and some neat ideas aside, I do wonder how many people would be interested in a sequel to this. It wasn’t exactly gripping in story or gameplay to begin with. Though I’m happy it was made, it was something unique at least.
- Comment on Their Bionic Eyes Are Now Obsolete and Unsupported 6 months ago:
You mean cyberjunk
- Comment on Microsoft fixes the Excel feature that was wrecking scientific data 8 months ago:
“Real analytical work” (I will take that to mean work people actually care about and may even pay good money for), is done with whatever does the job, on the given timeframe, and the analyst, researcher, or team are comfortable with. That may well be Excel. Or not. Depending on the task and people. But your audience will always care more for the appropriateness of your analytical approach for the given audience and task, and of course your results, rather than the tools you used to get there. Of course spreadsheets have limitations and one will do well to know them.
- Comment on Lords of the Fallen Review Thread | (74/100) 8 months ago:
It looks like with some updates it could become a very solid 8-8.5/10
- Comment on The Weekly 'What are you playing?' Discussion - 09-10-2023 8 months ago:
Still after all this time? What platform?
- Comment on The Overton Paradox | Brilliant 8 months ago:
I liked this, but I feel like it is just one possible explanation for the common observation that people feel more conservative as they grow older. And it may seem confirmed when society is growing more liberal. But what if this changes? After all there is no objective reason that I know of why societies will have to grow ever more liberal. When conservatism is on the rise, this may become reversed. What then? Older people will appear ever more radically liberal I guess? Hmmm, it is late here and I am too tired to think this through.
- Comment on Japanese researchers say they used AI to try and translate the noises of clucking chickens and learn whether they're excited, hungry, or scared 9 months ago:
Adrian (the PI) is such an unusual, mad genius kind of guy. Peer reviewed or not, it would be cool if he and others managed to help us understand animals better.
- Comment on The End of Airbnb in New York 9 months ago:
A blessing, really, for cities experiencing housing shortage.
- Comment on Buyers of Bored Ape NFTs sue after digital apes turn out to be bad investment 10 months ago:
Some schadenfreude is definitely warranted, but the lawsuit may have merit.