Another option would be Thermal Grizzly's Kryosheet. It is a thin graphene pad (conductive!) and supposedly lasts even longer and performs only slightly less good.
I recently installed one on my PS4 Pro and it's working very well (the fan stays so quiet that I'm now noticing a frequency shifting coil whine which is driving me nuts - pretty sure it's coming from the VRAM too so simply switching out the PSU won't help... but whatever).
I got out of building models because I never figured out what to do with the results afterward... It was fun planning/building/painting stuff (I did warplanes mostly, integrated them into dioramas in the end) but once I was done they just took up space and became dust traps. Tried getting into Warhammer but never had enough interested friends to make it worthwhile...
So what I'm building up to is: What are you going to do with it now?
Everything I have read by Stanisław Lem was damn good. I should pull Golem XIV from the shelve and see if it aged well considering the current AI developments...
YARG - Yet Another Rhythm Game. Like Guitar Hero/Rock Band (way better than Clone Hero) - open source. Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys, Vocals.
I think it's still being worked on, but some Devs have been hired for the next big rhythm game - if I understood correctly - so the development has slowed some.
You can get quite a lot of songs for free with it, there are some real bangers and it's tons of fun (or go sail the high seas and get what feels like infinite songs, including those from the popular plastic instrument games). Also runs really well on my potato laptop...
India Jones and the Great Circle - I don't have the hardware to play it, but I have read great things (including a pretty good story if you like the old movies.).
Played it on Xbox 360 recently after it was mentioned in a similar thread. I concur about the story (and characters, mission design) but it's fun enough in short bursts of 1-2 hours - if you go into it expecting a b-movie setting.
I did enjoy climbing buildings and silently killing Nazis. The world is surprisingly detailed, even beautiful in places. Made me suspect a lot more content/missions might have been planned but were scrapped.
What bothered me most (being prepared for the typical stuff this 'historical setting' is usually plagued by and the games of the time [gender stereotypes etc.]) was the Soundtrack - it's way too short for such a long game and doesn't fit the era.
Another option would be Thermal Grizzly's Kryosheet. It is a thin graphene pad (conductive!) and supposedly lasts even longer and performs only slightly less good.
I recently installed one on my PS4 Pro and it's working very well (the fan stays so quiet that I'm now noticing a frequency shifting coil whine which is driving me nuts - pretty sure it's coming from the VRAM too so simply switching out the PSU won't help... but whatever).
Some WipeOut titles do this too. Pretty crucial in 2048 for example.
The Game Boy Color game is actually pretty rad fresh out of the box (or from Romero's website).
Sunk a lot of time into the original - I still have a sheet with level passwords handwritten by preteen me around somewhere.
Underappreciated comment.
Yesssssss! NEVER SLOP!
I want stickers. Please!!!
The site is https://www.inventati.org/.
Thanks for the replies! I didn't get the scale before, it's smaller than I thought - again, well done!
Respect, this is quite an achievement!
I got out of building models because I never figured out what to do with the results afterward... It was fun planning/building/painting stuff (I did warplanes mostly, integrated them into dioramas in the end) but once I was done they just took up space and became dust traps. Tried getting into Warhammer but never had enough interested friends to make it worthwhile...
So what I'm building up to is: What are you going to do with it now?
Xbox 360 avatars were even better.
Everything I have read by Stanisław Lem was damn good. I should pull Golem XIV from the shelve and see if it aged well considering the current AI developments...
Hard agree, McConaughey was the perfect cast for both.
Which ones? [Hehe...]
YARG - Yet Another Rhythm Game. Like Guitar Hero/Rock Band (way better than Clone Hero) - open source. Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys, Vocals.
I think it's still being worked on, but some Devs have been hired for the next big rhythm game - if I understood correctly - so the development has slowed some.
You can get quite a lot of songs for free with it, there are some real bangers and it's tons of fun (or go sail the high seas and get what feels like infinite songs, including those from the popular plastic instrument games). Also runs really well on my potato laptop...
"AL data centers"?
India Jones and the Great Circle - I don't have the hardware to play it, but I have read great things (including a pretty good story if you like the old movies.).
Yes, you get to punch and kill lots of Nazis too.
Played it on Xbox 360 recently after it was mentioned in a similar thread. I concur about the story (and characters, mission design) but it's fun enough in short bursts of 1-2 hours - if you go into it expecting a b-movie setting.
I did enjoy climbing buildings and silently killing Nazis. The world is surprisingly detailed, even beautiful in places. Made me suspect a lot more content/missions might have been planned but were scrapped.
What bothered me most (being prepared for the typical stuff this 'historical setting' is usually plagued by and the games of the time [gender stereotypes etc.]) was the Soundtrack - it's way too short for such a long game and doesn't fit the era.
The Saboteur is basically GTA in Nazi occupied Paris...