That's scarily accurate. I've worked with people who tried to reunite Palestine and Israel culturally. They all came back with the same story. None of them really cares or even hates each other. The people on the outside want them to fight to fulfill some grand prophecy they think is about to happen.
"We sacrificed Israelis and Palestinians for thee Lord."
"Thanks, but I'm not a blood god. In fact..."
The greatest way to peace is letting people know the war does not exist. This is why so many fight against promoting that thought.
It's an accusation I've heard since the 90's. What made him think he could get anything new out of this dead horse?
Oh Canada I think you're going insane
It goes far on the brand thing because it's the only way to fight off the competition. Sony wants an NES emulator for their consoles. Same with Microsoft.
They're not above putting someone in a room with nothing to do till they quit.
I think Nintendo will survive. I'm wondering about Konami. American and Americanized companies are screwed.
I remember the Planet of the Apes commercial that roared and shook the web browser, even if you were on another tab.
It's an interesting subject for me. A major market right now is lower class homes, but no one is filling them. $30,000-$100,000 with basic designs will win. Tiny homes interconnected would reach that market perfectly, but upper crust people keep using it.
Drat.
I remember the Disney produced videos. I was disappointed mickey and goofy weren't involved.
In Seattle, you know which company owns that area. Amazon is near the gay district and Capitol Hill. Microsoft is in the white everything Redmond. Boeing is in the old work down Renton. Cthulhu is in Tacoma.
That's a really good point. I will try to find articles that follow up with the idea.
That is a good way to punish small businesses so big business can win.
I find it weird that Google is basically a company town in and of itself, but no one seems to care. Same with Microsoft, Apple and others.
When Twitter was bought, the company town idea was also kicked out.
That's a fascinating idea. Can you go further on the idea from the last paragraph?
It was a webcomic over 10 years ago. The comments section was a lot of fun. It's probably the prototype for all this.
Have the archive. Adobe AI does the same.
It looks like Tortuga is a lot simpler in its display.
Even the language and culture in Civil War was great. That was the only time I've seen an American movie have someone speaking sweetly in German.
It's amazing how often others fail to understand that.
It was trying to be.
Try out the Castlevania DLC
Going edgy doesn't save a show or series. Heck, it may turn off the original fans. DC, Marvel, Image and others fell for that trap in the 90's. I got sick of being angry, blood, and then fights for no good reason. I think Civil War by Disney was way better than the comics for that reason.
Now I want to make a list of games that tried. There's a lot. 3000AD is the first one that pops into my head.
I couldn't add bullet points to the list section, because it would be too much.