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That's the one. It just looks like a zoom rather than a camera move past it. It'll work.TV's Frink said:
Is that the doohickey in the lower left during the first shot of the approach to Cloud City? It didn't look like it was moving to me so much as the camera was moving, making it appear to move (if that made sense).
doubleofive said:
I'm not hot on the gas mining facility, it doesn't seem to move right.
But I'm not even sure if I'm looking at the right thing.
I'm not hot on the gas mining facility, it doesn't seem to move right. Other than that, its great! I love continuity!
It's the one with the D&D books. Odd, it doesn't look like he uses it very often. He must have everything in his ThinkGeek wish list.TV's Frink said:
xhonzi said:
My name, sir is Drew Stewart and I'm the one on the left.
Wish List Search Results for Drew Stewart - Page 1 of 1 (12 Results)
Getting closer...
Actual LOLTV's Frink said:
doubleofive said:
So if you meet Frink in real life, he will buy you stuff to keep quiet about him? That's what I'm getting from this. ;-)
You should see all the things I've bought my wife!
Sorry, I'll back off from your sugar daddy.xhonzi said:
Hey! I don't (because I haven't been able to) edge in on your free netbook and hotwings deals... YOU DON'T GET A PIECE OF THIS ONE! Alright?!?!
doubleofive said:
So if you meet Frink in real life, he will buy you stuff to keep quiet about him? That's what I'm getting from this. ;-)
STEP OFF, 005! THIS FREE CRAP IS ALL MINE!
So if you meet Frink in real life, he will buy you stuff to keep quiet about him? That's what I'm getting from this. ;-)
It is my belief that mockups for suggestions that Adywan has not vetoed outright are welcome. As I'm not sure that Adywan has realized that this is a possibility, the current mockups are on topic.timdiggerm said:
Hey guys, should all this recent mockup stuff be in ESB:R or ESB/ROTJ Wishlist, or an entirely new thread, similar to the ANH:Redux thread?
I doubt it's the first one, because we're not Adywan.
That's a pretty neat picture, CoH! I don't even care for Fett and I think that's cool. I especially like that the artist has all of the buildings from the SE flythrough in the right places! ;-)
That's agist!xhonzi said:
Oh, and just say 'no' to ageism, kids.
Thank god I already established I do not deal in changes to color or brightness. ;-) The Emperor slug fix, sure, but not the even-more-pink lightsabers.timdiggerm said:
Just think, a whole new world of color correction awaits!
And even more work for 005... prequels, even!
The weekend the last Harry Potter book came out, my wife and I visited another couple, got the book at midnight, and did this all weekend. When we got tired of reading aloud, we read silently (yes, we bought 4 copies) for a few chapters, then met together to talk about it before reading another few chapters aloud. Unfortunately we ran out of time before we had to head home, but I finished reading it to my wife in the car on the way.xhonzi said:
We take turns reading aloud. Most of the time it's just on long drives (like finishing Mocking Jay) but depending on how well we're enjoying a book, we might actually spend valuable movie/TV time reading it aloud. That's usually reserved for special books like Harry Potter or the last 20-30 pages of a good one.
It works quite well for us, but most couples respond that they've never tried it and/or that they can't imagine it working. It's nice, because we're always "at the same spot" in the book and can talk about it while we read it. Sort of like a book club, but where people actually read the book, we don't get sloshed, and there is very little neighbourhood gossip.
My reaction exactly. I trust that means you didn't catch those? ;-)Harmy said:
Holy f*ck!!!
I glanced over the thread, I'm not seeing where this breakdown occurred. He announced an edit, showed some work, then left with it.
Just checked my $20 card, its good on all "food, beverages, and gratuity".CP3S said:
doubleofive said:
They also had another promotion that one of their fan club members could win 1984 wings (they were founded in 1984, I guess). Mrs O'Five got a call that she had won some gift cards, so she went to the post office to pick them up. Inside the envelope were 3 $500 and 1 $484 gift cards.
Mmmmm, dystopian onion rings. Wow, that is amazing! Two grand in gift cards from a place that serves beer.
So a few weeks ago the new restaurant in town had a contest on Facebook. Buffalo Wings & Rings wanted quotes for their new menu. I submitted one and they picked it! So they sent me a $20 gift card!
They also had another promotion that one of their fan club members could win 1984 wings (they were founded in 1984, I guess). Mrs O'Five got a call that she had won some gift cards, so she went to the post office to pick them up. Inside the envelope were 3 $500 and 1 $484 gift cards.
You should have seen the manager's face when the newest restaurant in the chain had both the grand prize winner and one of the menu quotes from the same family. Apparently she wants us in the paper.
So when I promised that I would buy beer for anyone who comes to visit me, apparently I wasn't kidding. I'll even buy food. ;-)
Still (re)reading The Gunslinger. I really just need to focus, I'm glad I didn't promise to read all 7 Dark Tower books this year...
Perhaps if you own the original cart, it could be justified. I'm just saying that Nintendo would probably view emulation as piracy if it meant you wouldn't buy this week's re-release of *insert Mario game here*.xhonzi said:
^Is it? I assumed that as long as you owned the original cart that you could emulate it to your hearts content.
Obviously, there are a lot of people emulating ROMs that they don't own in any form... but I think you can emulate without being a pirate.
I hate to break it to you, but emulation is piracy, especially games you can buy in the Nintendo eStore. Just saying. :-)CP3S said:
It's control layout being a tradition Nintendo setup makes it ideal for emulating old Nintendo systems.
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With the price drop, I'd consider grabbing one instead of a DSi, but then I've heard a lot of murmurs that Nintendo intends to monitor and ban, or possibly even brick units, that are used to run unauthorized software (i.e. pirated stuff, which I don't care about; and homebrew which is all I care about).
I missed something!Alexrd said:
And how many of them are finished. (We know from the Watto shot that some of them are not.)
I don't think the minor bitrate upgrade after being downgraded to 720p would be worth starting over on the color correction. And have we seen proof that they haven't just done their own color correction on the 2004 base?Harmy said:
I think Ady already said that he would be using the Blus. I guess he could even re-render stuff for ESB:R by simply using the Blu-Ray footage seeing as it will be the same basic transfer - although as it seems there will be more colour changes (screw-ups) he'd have to redo the colour correction.
If you knew half the things I know about Revisited, you'd probably short circuit. ;-)TV's Frink said:
Us?
:p
*spit take*Anchorhead said:
Daley & Zahn make up my personal canon.
I was trying to get 3PX for wanting one, but I'll take you getting hit in the crossfire.TV's Frink said:
doubleofive said:
or something for old people who can't see without their glasses. ;-)
:-(
Even with the 3D off, its worth it.RedFive said:
Playing OoT 3D would be awesome.
It's like this:
This is the DSi, 3DS, and DSXL side by side. As you can see, the screens are comically huge on the XL. I can't decide if that's cool, or something for old people who can't see without their glasses. ;-)