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  @meberg50018 күн бұрын

  The more attention you draw to it the more curious future civilizations will be. Also, WIPP is is New Mexico.

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  @user-kt7uz9xc5mАй бұрын

  its not about casettes and buttons, trust me 🤣 NO. its about emotions of listing a magazine from 70s. if you understand 😅

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  @user-kt7uz9xc5mАй бұрын

  and best idea for gaming last 10 years is vr london heist, shark encounter, first 5 mins of horizon. maybe some swords fighting, boxing, and offcourse impressive mantions of hitman vr. and thats it. its much beter than 100500 hours of gameplay noone gives a shit about. just 5 minutes of awesomly made "vr magazine pictures" like an album from 80s you switch page and there is a totally different but awesomely artfully made small story. 5 MINS

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  @user-kt7uz9xc5mАй бұрын

  once ive read some book of poland futurist from 50-70s about some spaceship had disaster on some planet and they were digging out way from crash with a SHOWELS, connected wires at some door at spaceship to open it, and even this obvious stupidity of useind showels or wires(like its no microelectronics plate you cand coil in future with bare hands etc) felt more futuristic and soulful than those games 🤣 really. its completely have no soul inside.

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  @user-kt7uz9xc5mАй бұрын

  im not trying to insult or so, really - all this games SUCK comparable to some fkn album of pictures from syd mead or so 😅 its not even futurism, its a complete garbage. it have nothing inside, no meaning, no story, no emotions, no will, no soul no nothing except some cgi outlook someone tryed to represent. 100% garbage

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  @user-kt7uz9xc5mАй бұрын

  retrofuturism is awesome course they felt the atmosphere of that life real. even analogue 80s tv style dashboards at some "escape from new york" ant toy spaceship in "alien 1" feels more futuristic and realistic than any modern futurism 😂 and they cant find any beter ideas than syd mead or kubrik at odyssey 2001 or even elyseum orbit spacebase. each drawned by hand picture of frazetta hame more story in it than whole modern hollywood alltigether x last ten years 😂 youre done, total degeneration

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  @GhostviperzАй бұрын

  awwww kids sounds just like my son , great video

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  @EccentricGentelmanАй бұрын

  My own thoughts are that the simplest solution would be to abandon nuclear power so we don't produce nuclear waste in the first place. Or to launch it into space onto a collision course with the Sun, expensive but effective. But this problem that people 10,000 or 100,000 years in the future may not be so certain. I get the problem, if the ancient Egyptians has a nuclear waste site we wouldn't have known until we found and translated the Rosetta stone. But using the past as a way to predict the future is not 100%. language, writing and symbols have changed or been lost over the millennia but does that really mean it's certain to happen to ours? Yes other civilizations have collapsed and their language lost but none of them were like ours in many ways. So thinking exactly what happened to the Egyptians will happen to our civilization is flawed reasoning.

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  @johnnysawyer2902 ай бұрын

  I was born in 2001 and I love retro futurism. It's probably because I grew up watching old movie and tv shows and read old comics.

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  @krema83013 ай бұрын

  Appreciate you man❤

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  @singletona0824 ай бұрын

  THE CENTER OF DANGER IS HERE

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  @blueluny4 ай бұрын

  so please to see somebody giving the designers Republic and wipe out the respect they both deserve. I was at art college when Wipeout 2097 was released. it blew all our minds with the maturity sophistication and general grown up nature of the art style that seemed to have been created just for us: the rave generation. great video. great respect. now I'm going to go feel some of the magic from those times by booting up an emulator and playing 2097..... but through somewhat less of an "artistic" haze......😜

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  @oliverstianhugaas74934 ай бұрын

  "Atomic Priesthood" is the worst idea i have ever heard, why would anyone believe in this? Only a real nerd would suggest this as a serious suggestion.

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  @nemomist5 ай бұрын

  broken weel...

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  @christopherrenfroe11255 ай бұрын

  What if Stonehenge was a nuclear waste site ?😮

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  @gabrielnunez025 ай бұрын

  This is a great video

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  @pablocorte51566 ай бұрын

  Great video man, seriously. Such a great explanation.

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  @goldcanyon340.7 ай бұрын

  “The simplest solution is almost always the best.” Truer words were never spoken.

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  @sharmashivanand8 ай бұрын

  Lovely. I've just rediscovered my childhood ❤

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  @denniswoloch57579 ай бұрын

  Milton was my design hero.

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  @huffdiggler10 ай бұрын

  The hype behind this was real, I was early 20s when this first hit the cover of Edge magazine in early 94, as a gamer, these were fast moving times and the whole Wipeout phenomenon was huge, in clubs with bands like the Chemical Brothers, FSOL and Orbital very prominent in club culture at that time, the whole thing fit like a glove, amazing times.

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  @labor_mel10 ай бұрын

  excellent video, amazing intro. I was literally shocked when I saw you were a small channel. I might use a clip of this in my video essay, if i do ill tag you!

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  @mr.duckplucker535310 ай бұрын

  Why bother with all this in the first place? Just dump it in the ocean.

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  @starmanjesus567910 ай бұрын

  I wonder what pollock and dali have to do with the ma concept anyway

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  @robinw430011 ай бұрын

  Im also working in a startup. I was hired as UI&UX Designer but, making just visual designs like app screens, social media posts, brochure, etc this whole time. I didn't get the chance to take user interviews and usability testing and other UX practices. I just know our competitors and the user flow of our apps. So will my experience in the company count for UI Designer.

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  @iYehuk Жыл бұрын

  Warnings and unnatural architecture? Sounds like the pyramids, and we all know how it ended

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  @jacobmorin485 Жыл бұрын

  We need a way to create photos of dead people that last thousands of years. All humans know a dead human is a dead human.

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  @bbmul1572 Жыл бұрын

  I would leave warnings, but only after hiding the facility incredibly well

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  @AngloSaxonWheatFarmer Жыл бұрын

  What if you poisoned the land, made sure nothing grew there, make it unnaturally uncomfortable, artificial skeletons thatl last for many thousands of years, create frightening images of demons and people wasting away under radiation poisoning, howling winds, and some sort of optical effects wherever possible. Cater to the superstitions of evil our ancestors clung to because let’s face it these these warnings won’t be for a natural continuation of our advancement it would, they’d likely keep records of it or have some way of detecting it commonly available probsbly as information on radiation starts to become more known in detail Ironically an idea might be to just leave the building open and contaminate the are with radioactive building materials, killing anybody who goes there, the horror of radiation poisoning is enough to scare us even today 😊

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  @Mezzeric Жыл бұрын

  So relaxing. Love it.

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  @stephenstorti5225 Жыл бұрын

  game called at 0:56

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  @pspolygons Жыл бұрын

  Alien Isolation!

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  @computer__eyez Жыл бұрын

  Masterful analysis on retro (cassette) futurism. Thank you!

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  @DaltonKevinM Жыл бұрын

  Perhaps it is because I was born in the 80s, but I find retro-futurism strangely comforting. Our modern era, along with its projection of the future comes across as cold and sterile, but 80s depictions feel cozy.

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  @sharmashivanand8 ай бұрын

  So well said. I wish there was a time machine. I'd never want to come out of the 80's.

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  @reverbthevocal4214 ай бұрын

  I’d say it has a similar feeling to brutalism, both of them have a sense of overwhelming power surrounding you.

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  @TheRezroАй бұрын

  @@sharmashivanand And if you come there you would want come back...

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  @chanmanthegreat1429 Жыл бұрын

  fallout 4 was my introduction to retro-futurism and i love it! there is also a great animated movie called Planet 51!

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  @CJ808GoStupid Жыл бұрын

  how do i make art like this

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  @ElDerpy5 ай бұрын

  get a program called marmoset hexels, go mad. splice results into a program like photoshop (or gimp if youd rather not spend loads of money), then start to learn. When done learning, unlearn everything! go mad.

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  @GabiMachado Жыл бұрын

  Thank you ❤️

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  @RainMakeR_Workshop Жыл бұрын

  Routine got some new info in the last few months. A new trailer reveal during Summer Game Fest 2022. They've switched engine from Unreal 4 to Unreal 5, and the legendary Mick Gordon is the audio director. They also made a statement on their website saying they're a 3 person team that was working on this game part time with a tight budget and they weren't happy with the game. They've also got a publisher helping them now.

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  @coreypatton6290 Жыл бұрын

  Evangelion is an example of cassette futurism right?

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  @tigertiger530 Жыл бұрын

  build a series of three pyramids just like Egypt, engrave all the oogga boogaa curses on the walls. when they drop dead after 10 minuets of being there , sure they will be curious as hell but, they will die.

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  @sarahpersonalexcellenceguide Жыл бұрын

  This is a lovely way of succinctly saying (part of) what I’ve been trying to explain for 2 years now. Thank you.

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  @HealthySkepticism1775 Жыл бұрын

  I heard Rollercoaster Tycoon laugh

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  @SpecReviewPlus Жыл бұрын

  A beautiful video for a beautiful game

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  @pancrase9048 Жыл бұрын

  What I found strange about the evolution of technology is that I started noticing that instead of embracing the technological improvements of what we already had we just leap-frogged over to the next innovation. In the 2000s I thought minidiscs were fucking cool, I saw a kid with one on the school bus when I was a kid, it looked so cutting edge, I was still rocking a cd player. Then all of a sudden mp3 players/iPods arrived and everyone on my bus wanted in solid state media players that could carry back then dozens of songs, Hell even I wanted one.

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  @felipetorr148 Жыл бұрын

  Hello, does anyone know from which art movement does Retro Futurism belong to? Like is it under or inspired from Futurism or Contemporary Art?

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  @West_Coast_Mainline Жыл бұрын

  Ray cats

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  @froggorose1346 Жыл бұрын

  hi daddy

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  @pspolygons Жыл бұрын

  Hi Rose. ♥️

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  @RoseSupreme Жыл бұрын

  Saw this video on my Birthday today. The aesthetic is so charming. I wish today's boring aesthetics were mixed with the more radical aesthetics of yesteryear.

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  @aderitosantos1695 Жыл бұрын

  90's...Golden age British company videogames

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  @foggyvhs87902 жыл бұрын

  Loved SH2. Played it in the middle of last winter late in the night. Just felt a sense of comfort, maybe nostalgia from the ps2 days when I'd game late at night and not be worrying about anything. Got me on a horror streak ever since

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  @il-ma.le.2 жыл бұрын

  Am happy to disagree: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i5Or0tiNZtiqdLQ.html