Hell-planet HD 189733b rains molten glass sideways at 5,400 mph in 7x-supersonic winds. Temps over 1,000°C. Looks peaceful blue from afar… but it’ll shred you with glass hurricanes. Cosmic nightmare fuel. 🌌 #SpaceIsMetal
@JawCandies@Anderson1236679@IgbuduEfe@Pirat_Nation I got called a retard because I know how to spot horrible story telling? L0000l, I literally have a ebook collection worth a majority of people's car on this entire planet. I can 1000% confirm the story is going to be shit simply because new games are all extremely extremely shit
EA says in-game ads could become a much bigger part of its future games.
Speaking to investors, EA Entertainment president Laura Miele called in-game advertising “a huge opportunity,” pointing to games like Skate
Rather than interrupting gameplay with pop-ups, EA is exploring branded billboards, clothing, events, and other placements that feel like a normal part of the environment.
EA recently launched EA Advertising, a new division focused on integrating brands into its games.
Fans have flooded PlayStation’s YouTube and social media posts with demands not to abandon physical media.
No matter what Sony uploads, game trailers, PS Plus videos, or hardware announcements they are getting spammed with the same message: “Keep physical games.”
The campaign has spread so widely that almost every new PlayStation video is now filled with comments about physical games instead of the actual content.
Race is propaganda fueled by the governments to conquer and control everyone. This is why digital id is a thing. Social credit like china? Soon the world.
Mind-blower: The Boomerang Nebula is the COLDEST place in the universe at 1 Kelvin...colder than the Big Bang's leftover glow! A dying star's gas expands so fast it beats empty space itself. 5,000 ly away. Who's ready for cosmic deep freeze? #SpaceFacts#Astronomy
@Pirat_Nation There is no hope when your dev team looks like this. Craziest part is there are a bunch of these people without jobs trying to crawl back into game development.
Less than 1% know: Exoplanet TrES-2b is darker than coal... it reflects <1% of starlight, making it the blackest planet ever found. Pitch black in space! #SpaceFacts