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Platoon?
Crazy Rich Asians (it's a long shot) ?

Star Trek: The Final Frontier
Zombie Land: Double Tap
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Mario Kart: Double Dash for #10?

-ZIO- posted...

The recent resurgence in interest in the N64 hardware has been incredibly interesting to see out on Youtube. There are people making use of modern tricks to push the hardware further than devs could at that time. Some cool stuff to see, out there!

Here's an interesting example of that, where they tricked the hardware into producing hi-res textures. You couldn't make a full game with this technique, but it's impressive nonetheless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sf036fO-ZUk

I like my classic peppermint flavor, so no thank you.

I hope so. My greatest fear is that the underperformance of Rebirth caused them to scrap the game.

That guy with the shrink ray.

FurryPhilosifer posted...

I think conker is probably the best looking N64 game. But the following generation was such a jump that I don't think there's any N64 games you could mistake for GameCube games.

Closest you can get is probably something like Paper Mario, just because of the art style. Same deal with Wind Waker still looking great to this day.

They did it! They stopped global warming!

Don't these dimwits realize that your everyday citizen has absolutely no control over the matter? This kind of low-effort stunt will change the minds of absolutely no one. And at worst, it'll alienate people from your cause.

They should look horrifying so you don't feel bad about killing them.

I can't believe it took this long for Lego and Nintendo to agree to use the Zelda IP.

I guess the Deku Tree is a decent choice for the first set. I hope they come out with smaller sets though, because $300 is steep.

Are there many other beachgoers browsing CE over there?

GameGodOfAll posted...

Wait I think I may have found it. If so I was well off on the year guess. It might be the Invitation (2015).

You got it before I did. The only clue that helped me was that bit about the ending. I had forgotten the title though.

Here's the most concise argument for pro-life:

A fetus is a human because it has human DNA. No, hair follicles or random appendages are not human by that logic because they have no potential to form into a fully grown person.

We know a fetus is alive because it's not dead. To say it's dead is to make the claim that dead things can come back to life.

The stage of pregnancy is ultimately irrelevant. If you want to use the "it's not human, it's a clump of cells" argument, then you would have to be able to pinpoint the exact moment this metamorphosis from non-human to human takes place, which is not possible.

So to summarize, an abortion prevents a living human from, well, growing up. Now, if you want to make justifications for it, that's another story, just like how killing in self defense can be justifiable. But from a biological standpoint, abortion is by its very nature the termination of life. There's no argument that skirts around that.

I can tell if any given object will fit within a certain space without having to measure it. Unfortunately I don't know how to monetize this talent.

I never bother to 100% anything anymore. It's often just too tedious. The only games I've ever 100% are Zelda OoT/MM, Kingdom Hearts 1, and Resident Evil 4 and 5. And maybe a few older platformers and Mario Karts where you're only beating things and not collecting items.

As someone who hasn't followed DB since the end of DBZ (I bailed real fast on GT when I saw how much it sucked), watching DBS made me feel as giddy as a kid again. The ToP was just really well done and seeing Goku achieve UI filled me with the same anticipation and awe of seeing him go SS for the first time. In comparison, the SW sequel trilogy sucked real bad. I prefer the prequels by a large margin.

Anything by John Williams is a correct pick. But my personal pick is the Jurassic Park theme. But I might be a bit biased since it's my favorite movie.

That seems fast when going at 6KB/s. Must have been a short trailer.

It was a good show, but I don't know if it's 7-times-rewatch good.

My parents frequently having to request a new table when going to restaurants because we would end up too close to the smoking section.

My grandfather used to say it's the most dangerous addiction there is. With alcohol/drugs, you'll either pass out or die long before you go broke. But with gambling you can lose your entire livelihood in an instant. And it's even worse if you have a family that depends on you. It's not like you can go into rehab and get all your money back.

This is a fun topic. Did really well with the TV shows and movies, but song titles are sadly not my category >_<

I'm a bit disappointed. A remake of a remake? They should have continued with RE5/CV. REmake was already extremely well done. The other titles stand to benefit much more.

50x read speed offers the most value by far, assuming I can retain the information like usual. I love to learn, so this is a no-brainer.

It's still the best superhero movie by far. With the way the genre is now, it's likely we'll never see it surpassed.

Jen0125 posted...

r like at least swap?? Keep your blood moving?? Let him out of the water for 20 mins?? Anything?

I'm going to go ahead and present the possibility that thinking logically is incredibly difficult while freezing to death during the aftermath of a huge disaster. Earlier in the movie when Jack is talking Rose into not jumping, he describes the water being so cold that you wouldn't be able to breathe or think, essentially foreshadowing what would happen later. When they're in the water, Jack's only objective is saving Rose, so it wouldn't make sense for him to tinker around with his placement on the door. From his perspective, he would only be jeopardizing her life. Both of them were probably counting on a lifeboat to swing by at any moment and just hoping they could hang in there long enough.

Point is, they didn't have the luxury of 20+ years of theorycrafting and scientific testing like us audience members did.

This looks terrible. Like really really terrible. I've never seen an animated show look so lifeless.

Maybe when I retire and need some extra cash.

I've never been there, but I really want to go. I've always been fascinated with Japan ever since I watched the episode of Sesame Street where Big Bird goes there. I had it on VHS and watched it all the time. More than 30 years later, I still have this song stuck in my head lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAEiG4rZYDs

Probably, shortly after release. Never got around to playing it on Gamecube, even though I have it. It's still sealed, so opening it now would be a crime and several hundred dollars down the toilet.

Giacomo_Hawkins posted...

Tiramisu? Dear god in heaven why would you do this to otherwise delicious ingredients?

I can't believe you just dissed my favorite dessert.

Good info, thanks.

I'm approaching 40 and I've yet to hold a girl's hand. Doesn't matter if I want them or not sadly.

There's really not that many foods I dislike, at least out of those that would be considered popular. But if I had to pick one, probably pickles. I hate it whenever they make their way into one of my burgers. They're wet and slimy and I just don't like them.

Is there any trick to not paying a fortune for a flight? From my very brief research, that alone seems like it'll be more than half the cost of the entire trip. Also, how prevalent were English speakers at restaurants and such? Can you really get by on Google Translate for everything?

Hayame_Zero posted...

Try one of the older ones and see how you like that style. You can't go wrong with Castlevania IV on SNES.

As far as the Metroidvanias, Aria is the best one, but it wouldn't hurt going into Circle of the Moon and go through them chronologically because none of them are terrible.

Harmony of Dissonance should be avoided at all cost. That game has the worst map layout of any Metroidvania ever. You do nothing but backtrack everywhere. And the soundtrack was one of the worst I've ever heard in any video game. Which made no sense considering the series has some of the best music you can find in gaming. It was just noise. Nothing but ear grating noise.

But to answer your question, Castlevania IV is a great pick if you want to go the classic route. I'd also suggest Bloodlines which I think is somewhat underrated. As for the handheld titles, Aria is the best, but Circle of the Moon and the DS titles are all pretty great. You can't really go wrong with any of them, except for the aforementioned one.

Whatever his chances actually are, it's absolutely depressing that we have to consider the possibility of Trump winning the presidency.

Rage-bait post aside, I've never understood why people care if a game is exclusive or not. I can't think of a single logical reason.

Robot2600 posted...

o you guarantee it? well that's it boys, this guy guarantees it.

as Ive said before, theyve already trained on 1 internets. there are not 2 internets. there is nothing left to train them on, period.

What about the real world? What's stopping us from incorporating data-collecting machines that exist alongside of us? Machines who learn and adapt to our world through trial and error, in much the same way a toddler would. Think of it as the difference between being locked inside an empty room with nothing but access to Wikipedia, versus actually experiencing the world first hand. Call me a science fiction writer, but I'm a staunch believer that advancements in AI have a long way to go.

ai123 posted...

T Rex is designed to take down prey as large or larger than an elephant. Elephants have never had to fight anything bigger than they are.

I remember reading that the Rex was more of a scavenger than a hunter. I'm not sure we know how well it would do in head to head combat. And the tusks on that elephant are massive. With the right strike, that could easily be a fatal blow.

GranTurismo posted...

you think it flew out of your back pocket? i had some kinda similar with i really had to pee. So couldn't fully enjoy a great roller coaster. Supposedly velocicoaster is like top 5 in the world. You flew down to universal to ride it?

It was in my side pocket. The coaster car was really small and I'm tall, so my legs were almost vertical. I was wearing these loose shorts and it just slipped right onto the seat like I suspected.

Yeah, we flew, which made it even scarier because I don't know how I was going to be able to get back on the plane without an ID. Never experienced such physical and mental anguish at once. Definitely a thrilling ride though. Highly recommended.

Could go either way. Depends on whether the Rex can chomp first or if the elephant can skewer first.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/8/8d2064ac.jpg

Mr_Karate_II posted...

There's so many coasters on my bucket list that I will probably never get to ride.

Velocicoaster at Universal

I just rode that last summer. I had the strangest/worst experience with it. Not only was it the most intense coaster I've ever been on, but I rode it right after realizing I had lost my wallet. I was at the point where you had to store everything in a locker and I realized it was gone. I was certain it slipped out of my pocket on that Hagrid coaster that I rode prior. I figured it was either stolen or one of the ride attendants had picked it up. So I would have gained nothing by leaving the line, so I just went ahead and boarded the Velocicoaster. The whole time I'm clutching the restraints for dear life while at the same time panicking about my lost wallet and how I was going to get back home with no credit cards or ID. Maybe that was part of what made the ride feel so terrifying. It was a good coaster though. And luckily the ride attendant did have my wallet.

Doe posted...

Not necessarily.
https://youtu.be/dDUC-LqVrPU

I'm not going to pretend to fully understand how it all works, but it seems this research is solely based on a model that relies on an ever-expanding database of words/images. If the advancements from this method really do plateau, I'm wondering if any entirely different approach might come to light. It's just hard to believe that we've reached the peak of technological innovation after having just invented the light bulb just a little over a century ago.

CRON posted...

More bullshit meant to hype the tech up and have more potential investors throwing money at the company. The first video is awkward as fuck and the speech doesn't even come off as natural.

This take is like looking at the Wright Brothers plane and calling it a piece of shit because it couldn't even fly over the Atlantic. New technology has to begin somewhere. Give it another 10 years and I guarantee you that casual communication between AI and humans will be indistinguishable.

ssb_yunglink2 posted...

Many famous people have killed themselves despite having material wealth. I dislike the idea that having money is all thats needed in the world, because its not, and rich people can definitely have problems that throwing money at wont solve

That's something I'm surprised so many people don't understand. When I was young, I thought money meant happiness, but now that I'm older, I realize that once your basic needs are met, extra money does nothing. I have a healthy amount of money accumulated and it just sits in the bank. I don't know what to do with it. I wish I could go to the store and buy a 'happiness' potion, but it doesn't work that way. The reality is that I wish I had someone special to share it with, but I don't. So ironically, the more money I accumulate, the more depressed I become.

Just finished Stellar Blade. I think I'm going to start Legend of Tianding next. Looks like a fun action/platformer and I really like the graphic novel art style.