For me it's cassettes that make me feel old, for a long time they were my world when it came to music. I feel like cassettes are missing the novelty factor but it's there, if someone put the effort in to make a decent cassette player that has some kind of novelty like a totally exposed mechanism or my own idea of just servo motor controls to eliminate the mechanism entirely.This makes me feel old. I do remember the debates about changing formats./oldish guy
For me it's cassettes that make me feel old, for a long time they were my world when it came to music. I feel like cassettes are missing the novelty factor but it's there, if someone put the effort in to make a decent cassette player that has some kind of novelty like a totally exposed mechanism or my own idea of just servo motor controls to eliminate the mechanism entirely.
When every physical media is a novelty to most people it makes sense that vinyl wins. I did end up buying the Gorillaz Cracker Island picture disc and it's brilliant. The CD version looks good but I don't have a CD player that lets me see the spinning disc, even then I don't think it's designed to look good as the speed changes. I've always wanted one of those vertical multi-CD players
Oh man that's an avenue I'm not going down. Yes, I'd love one but I'm definitely not enough of anYou need a reel to reel machine.
That’s such an old game now, I bought Railworks in 2009 and they’re still giving me updates to the latest version. The Wikipedia entry doesn’t sugar coat it:just going to say this, I wish for Train Simulator on Steam to be better, but it's poorly programmed, and so I get low or stuttering frame rate, and it looks like Microsoft's Train simulator from the early 2000s, just on higher resolution. Everything's still blocky and low quality renders. I figured we would have advanced past Alpha Project level of animation.
The core game has received several updates since release, including major new versions RailWorks 2: Train Simulator, RailWorks 3: Train Simulator 2012, Train Simulator 2013, Train Simulator 2014, Train Simulator 2015, Train Simulator 2016, Train Simulator 2017, Train Simulator 2018, Train Simulator 2019, Train Simulator 2020, Train Simulator 2021 and Train Simulator 2022, released between 2010 and 2021, respectively. The current version, Train Simulator Classic, was released on 26 April 2022.
Are there stories of actors working on a tv show that absolutely hated it? Like "It turns out, the people are aggressive, I didn't jive with the other people." that sort of thing.
Are there stories of actors working on a tv show that absolutely hated it? Like "It turns out, the people are aggressive, I didn't jive with the other people." that sort of thing.
ALF was technically difficult and extremely demanding on series creator Fusco as well as its four lead actors. All confirmed during a 2000 People magazine interview that there were constantly high levels of tension on the set
Max Wright stated that he despised supporting a technically demanding inanimate object that received most of the good lines of dialogue. He admitted to being "hugely eager to have ALF over with. Anne Schedeen said that on the last night of taping the final episode, "there was one take and Max walked off the set, went to his dressing room, got his bags, went to his car and disappeared... There were no goodbyes." Schedeen herself said "there was no joy on the set...it was a technical nightmare – extremely slow, hot and tedious... A 30-minute show took 20, 25 hours to shoot.
Simulators always are, I mean shit a friend's dad used to spend an absolute fortune on Flight Sim hardware (pedals, controls, simulated radio banks, etc.) and add-ons. The add-ons for Train Sim are very well done and in a lot of cases massively improve on what the base game has.^It's disappointing that it's basically an add on money maker.
Simulators always are, I mean shit a friend's dad used to spend an absolute fortune on Flight Sim hardware (pedals, controls, simulated radio banks, etc.) and add-ons. The add-ons for Train Sim are very well done and in a lot of cases massively improve on what the base game has.
I bought the Wherry Lines: Norwich – Great Yarmouth & Lowestoft Route Add-On because I'm very familiar with the area and it's really good. They've upgraded it now too for just a fiver extra, might get that and play again so I can see how it runs on this beast. Probably badly.