@cptcam_vt Is that rural Austria Styria? (I guess don't answer if that's too personal but I figured it's a large enough region to ask). I only know Styria because that's where Arnold Schwarzenegger is from, and he supposedly had a very rural accent when speaking German, even to Austrians.
@LegalLatino2022@EineLotta Yes, nobody at the time would think he called himself a "jelly donut", especially because they don't call it a Berliner in Berlin, but also in the rest of Germany they wouldn't automatically assume a pastry, unlike Americans and British who think "Danish" always is a pastry.
@matis1256@baalbuddy It's still a license but since you get the files it doesn't matter as much. You can still get your license revoked and you are still legally barred from redistributing the files due to copyright laws.
@Gingerdome81@ZaelFrost_B Looks pretty cool but it also looks like a V-Cinema. Fairly sure I've seen that concrete hallway before in various cheaper movies and TV shows like Garo.
@HaraRaeSol@VShojo I get that it's a draw to talent that they own their IP but it also makes no sense as a business. If everyone can just leave then what is the company. There isn't going to be another Hololive because everyone can start streaming with a model provided they can pay for a model.
@ToonamiNews This is a classic show but what a mistake trying to hype it up in 2001. To most people this just looks incredibly old, and this wasn't at a point where it had become particularly stylish yet.
@David_Wise Hearing a lot of your (and the other DKC composers) work in that Donkey Kong Bananza direct, hope you're credited unlike how they left out Grant Kirkhope's name in the Mario movie credits.
@retrotink2 Technology Connections latest video is about how many DVD players do not decode Line 21 captions for display over HDMI, only sending them on composite. Made me think about the RetroTink, if it could possibly be made to do it. https://t.co/FdEAHdd4Gf
@Therealtesp@helicondarkstar@ceteris01@wideofthepost Why do you think this doddering old man who can barely get his words out isn't speaking literally. He says the letters are there, they are not, they are annotations on the image.
@GenePark It feels absurd to regard a pack-in as "giving it away for free". People bought your system for a premium and you want them to be excited for it. Also this is literally a thing that's made to get you excited about the product, how can they be so... ugh.
@RTalsorianGames Just found this out today after finishing 2077 last month. Honestly kinda odd, seems very invasive for something done as a fashion statement to have so many characters have it done regardless of social strata. I imagined they were panel lines, or openings for sensors.
@SRFlubber Can I ruin it for you by telling you that the guy actually says "Fine day" and not friday? Don't look at the subtitles, listen to what he says. Esp with that heavy of a Japanese accent you would certainly be able to tell if he was trying to say F*r*iday
@htGOIW@RobertW94761084 Yea you would be unable to see the background with 10 layers of celluloid sheets on top. What's weird is how bad it looks, like they used a commercial VCR to do it, and not a 720p process which would've been available at the time. Also that they didn't keep anything to redo later