I just watched Michio Kaku talk about The Future of the Mind. He went on a lecture tour to promote his book back in April 2014 and many of them are on youtube. He does an hour talk with a slide show and questions afterward. Really good. Link here.
I love the atmosphere in Demon's Souls, but damn is that game tough. It literally beats me into a depression after a while.
Cool. I was hoping someone would come up with examples of it. It adds some realism to a game, but I guess it's not vital and would take up quite a bit of processing that could be used for better things like actual gameplay.
Neato, but I'm buying Grim Fandango day one.
I'm getting Grim Fandango on Vita next week. I'll see then what kind of space I have left after that. I don't have many games on my Vita yet, so I should be ok, but eventually I'll have to get a larger card.
I always watch the credits all the way through in the theater to see who did what. I've come across his name several times just at random; always a pleasant surprise. That guy Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo fame too. It seems a lot of rock musicians found a new career, after waning fame, in the movie soundtrack business. I could name a bunch more.
Awe, that's cool! Another reason to play that one.
He's done a lot, and I mean a lot, of movie and TV music as well. I always liked his theme to the 80's TV show The Equilizer.
I'll get it from the library.
I'd like to play as a Panda in a JRPG, but maybe I'll play some Kung Fu Panda instead.
