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^ this is true.
This post is insanely misleading.
^ this is true.
This post is insanely misleading.
God I miss her
I’m in love. Can’t wait for this. Wish listed and shared.
I would say more than half of all NES games are insanely hard to beat. Way harder than modern games honestly.
Dad wouldn’t buy me an NES when I was a kid. My next door neighbor had one and we played Top Gun and legacy of the wizard. Got an NES 20 years ago and still have it though my game collection is pretty small. Also have an old crt to play it on. Still bust out SMB3 every once in awhile for the nostalgia.
Something like that.
As far as lens optics, we’re really splitting hairs here. 70mm through a quality lens in an imax theater is going to look absolutely fantastic and stunning. Digital is just more convenient and at some point it will catch up and surpass film.
Rendering video and rendering games are pretty different. Video is generally easier especially once it’s mixed down.
It is technically possible but you’re right it would be absurdly expensive.
You are in fact wrong lol. Actual film has a resolution equivalent of something like 18K.
I hadn’t saved a meme from Reddit in a looooong time.
Joined lemmy July 1st and have been filling my phone with memes.
This place seriously reminds me of old Reddit. We don’t need a huge influx of users. Maybe just a few more but it’s pretty much perfect as is.
Can’t figure out how to ‘save’ a post in the wefwef app. Anyone?
Ok so each person hosts their own server, and thus pays for the server? Something along those lines?
Question. Who owns these lemmy sites? I understand it’s decentralized. Can someone breakdown exactly what that means? Who, if anyone, owns these sites/servers, how it all works?
I kinda like don’t stop believin’, because for a pop song it has one extended chorus to end the song. I like unique song structures though especially when really popular songs do something interesting like that. Journey kinda played around with structure and phrasing, given their musical backgrounds. Arena rock with fusion roots.