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Seems like a good idea to me.

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I think this is the best use of AR I've seen, at least in recent mammary.

Chirping?? Thinking about recording a Let's Play for Battletoads since it's my favorite game ever, but the problem is I'm a terribly boring person.

And now we know the NSA will spy on you through it ;)

"Other third person games ... like Mirror's Edge." ... hmmm. It does indeed look intriguing though. Also came here to say

I'm not going to come and blurt out a bunch of hooey about symbolism or messages, but I'm not a fan of the white space as others have mentioned. My first instinct to change it would be, like, a hearty woodgrain table, but as a disclaimer that idea might be terrible. And unwrapped on the back...

"Stop marketing to casual gamers" *spy snort* if only it were that simple :)

Indeed, it appears the applications for this are limited to viewing static scenes for now.

Sure seems like there's some really awesome computing at work here. Combining some sort of raytracing with a very good search algorithm ... I guess? I'd love to have a local demo to see and believe.

Testing ... EDIT: Excellent.

You'll get along just fine with two of our other members, aPee, and anAr. But seriously, welcome.

And this thread has become about tacos, not the guy who is their eater.

Seriously, if you tried that in a LucasArts game they probably wouldn't even bother writing a specific snarky reply to say you can't do it

True, but if you can find a way to melt the cheese post-assembly you can bind the lettuce better. I guess that's what guacamole is for.

Slowbro is slow to respond to this thread, but I just wanted to say I'm also extremely happy about this change. Steam can finally stop being the butt of our gaming group's jokes when we're getting lag.

I normally find myspace-era birthday glitter gifs for these threads but I wonder, /me does a Google Image Search for taco glitter gif Bingo.

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