Halo 3’s writing is a huge step down from 2 and the gameplay suffers from still trying to make dual wielding work. I wasn’t sad when later games went back to holding one weapon at a time. Brute ranks are also nearly impossible for me to tell apart. What do you think is the actual worst Halo?
I had a shortcut on my taskbar to terminate and reinitialize Pulse. It got used multiple times a day.
Before fire stations, churches and monasteries did the same thing. And like how some fire stations have a dedicated baby drop box, the churches and monasteries sometimes did, too.
Given that typical gestation time is less than one year, that involves some planning and determination.
As in a mine or as in a sword?
See, I don’t really want full AR. I want a HUD, a very small number of rudimentary AR features, like floating windows for text documents or videos, physical buttons on the arms of the glasses, small drivers by the ears for audio, and battery life that will last most of the day. I already have to wear glasses and if I’m paying more for extra features I want ones that will last the whole time I might want them, not just the six or so hours a day that the current offerings have.
Drop the cameras and microphones and replace them with a couple accelerometers and gyros. Paired with your phone’s GPS tracking, the glasses can tell where you’re looking without actually seeing anything. You can get handy features like a floating ‘turn here’ sign over your exit while driving with GPS navigation without recording anyone or anything at any time. Better battery life, too.
I feel like there’s a 90% chance that specific boss fight exists in a JRPG already, and a 75% chance it was published by Square Enix.
On Ubuntu’s old Unity DE that top panel housed app menus and merged with maximized windows. And you could tap a button to search those menus. I wish they would reimplement those features.
I would go with an old money family rather than yakuza. The yakuza, and organized crime families in general, like to keep their community help programs out in the open so the locals don’t feel inclined to help the police against them. For example, the yakuza have a history of disaster relief and Al Capone ran a soup kitchen.
No, you’re thinking of Sprite, specifically the bottle caps.
Hang on, I think I’ve seen this episode of, uh, everything.
His character is actually Lithuanian, so he shouldn’t have a Russian accent. Not that Scottish is accurate…
Something something torment nexus something something.
They also had a chunk of the budget set aside to digitally un-recede Costner’s receding hairline.
It’s so corny that it wraps around to feeling sincere.
Officially, the British monarch can reject any bills that Parliament sends them, effectively vetoing it, but no king or queen has exercised that power since 1708.
Which makes sense because even 1080p streaming is garbage compared to blu-ray.
Cyberpunk also has a nudity setting in all versions.
It’s also extremely quotable.