Has anyone discovered if these gizmos were ever actually useful?

Probably some bullshit legal ties…?

Suddenly I don’t want HL3 anymore.

And Netflix/Hulu/etc. new accounts are skyrocketing, I presume?

…how thick? õ_O

Chill, where did you get that I was ‘equating the stance of al chinese people’? Even the title mentions ‘China internet’… it’s like saying “France is in uproar at latest Macron speech”. I know it’s funny and ironic, that’s why I pointed out that they’re upset at the alleged copying of an non-original game concept about a myth that’s been already featured in a ton of other works.

This. Also, China upset cause they’re being copied? Pfft.

If robot why hot

Exactly, my first thought was “define ‘widespread’” and of course it’s not like the Jetsons…

I may be wrong but Wukong itself looks a Souls knock-off, so I don’t see the problem.

What is this, an '80s G.I.Joe advert?

…and then you smell the ashes.

We aren’t talking about floating ones like in “Wall-E”, even the one in the thumbnail could benefit from a better looking face without impacting functionality at all.

Will it be, though? Or will it be the thing that will be hyped the most in 2025? You know, since the AI bubble seems to be about to burst…

Exactly, it would be more authentic to the time to watch it on 4:3 with black bands.

I really don’t understand how every fictional robot, no matter how minor or simple, is usually 100x better than the real ones, with ugly shapes and uncanny valleys all around.

Or something like the Skynet/Ultron approach…

The peculiar thing, I think, is that they did it outside of lab conditions, using something ‘common’ as a telecom optic fiber. But of course this wouldn’t have got as many clicks…

Yeeah… this sounds the usual “Why, why aren’t these games selling?” fans screaming, explaining what’s wrong, begging “Guess this kind of games just don’t sell”

Well I don’t know about you, but even it’s only the 20th I feel pretty much done with this 2024…