Of course I had to do a piece honoring the passing of Peter Cullen. RIP to a legend who's voice and dedication to his character inspired generations. #PeterCullen#Transformersfanart#Optimus
@takeme2hobbiton My answer has always been the original Mike Tyson's Punch Out on NES. The big expressive sprites, easy to understand gameplay, all of it works so well and ages better each year, especially in the days of all of these retro style games.
@PlasmidEX7 I didn't even finish the demo because my thoughts were "yep, this is fantastic, let's just wait until I can play the full thing." And my fandom goes back to the original game when I played it as a kid when I was 7. I have no idea why fans of the franchise wouldn't be excited.
@Luke_Guysucker What gets expensive and time consuming for most VFX shots is when there is no plan in place and constant changes, which if this film followed the same process of Minute One, that wasn't the case. Having shots planned out and then just letting your artists cook does wonders.
@28cillslater It's a bold direction, and I wish they had pushed it even further. You could've done away with Michael earlier in the film and really pushed Corey as the next Shape.
@BiasedHouston I honestly think they are seeing what they have with him with the intention of trading Reed. Granted it was one game of preseason, but if Reed's minutes continue to be so low, I think that's a good indicator.
I came across a Reddit post that described AI in a way I can’t stop thinking about:
“AI allows the wealthy to access skills while stripping skilled people of their ability to access wealth.”
I don’t think I’ve ever seen the purpose of AI captured so brutally and accurately.