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| Making awesome demos is a present use by Bananadine 08/28/2010, 10:09am PDT | ||||
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| The future use is: more eye candy, but in actual games. The further future use is unspecified and unclear. Maybe a game where you use Future Kinect to realistically stuff clumps of realistically springy hundred-dollar bills into a suitcase as fast as possible? Because you've got to get out of that hotel and dig out a hiding place in the dumpster full of realistically stacked trash before the low-quality Easter bunnies you've sold to the candy cartel realistically melt in the back of their truck and a hitman comes for you (unknowingly leaving realistic chocolate footprints that people can slip on and smear, and also the hitman has a heart condition and if you startle him effectively enough you can disrupt the realistic model of his blood flow). AND THEN LATER you find out you're actually an experimental mutant that can turn things into dirt. | ||||
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the future use of physics processors and gaming graphics by 08/28/2010, 9:04am PDT  Making awesome demos is a present use by 08/28/2010, 10:09am PDT Re: Making awesome demos is a present use by 08/28/2010, 11:08am PDT Re: Making awesome demos is a present use by 08/28/2010, 11:58am PDT hahaha by 08/28/2010, 12:18pm PDT The future of gaming is a creexul cowspurt simulation NT by 08/28/2010, 4:58pm PDT |
