I literally learned about the existence of this sequel from this post. Was the movie that bad?
Don’t lie to yourself. That’s a Giga Pet and you know it.
It’s a digimon digital pet, and SuperNova 2, you’re right, I’m a fraud!
Beyblade coffee shops start popping up.
I recently attended a Beyblade birthday party and it was rad.
Brooooo I forgot about that hahahaha
My 13yr old collects Tamagotchis, and my 17yr old watches VHS tapes because she likes analog horror. So…yeah, I’m already there.
She’s onto something. CRT displays and VHS recordings are very imperfect in the best way; they lie to us so sweetly. There’s a lot of production mistakes and fakery that is really hard to spot with old tech. These things stand out in ways unforeseen on digital remasters all the time - it kind of kills the magic of it all, really.
CRT displays with old pixel art are something I taught her about very early on. Scanlines made things look different; and art looked better on CRTs because they were designed with them in mind.
In particular, dithering was a very common way of blending colours together in old video games and programs despite hardware limitations preventing more than a few colours per block of pixels. The CRT display helped blend them together since the individual pixels weren’t as clear as on a modern LCD display. A lot of old games look noticeably worse on a LCD display compared to a CRT.
“Analog horror” is such a hilarious phrase.
I mean, I get it – Digital either works or it doesn’t. Analog provides all of that scratchy mess on the screen, distorted audio, etc.
You, or your 13-year old, might enjoy (or already have seen) this video-essay;
Tldw watching a somewhat worn out version of Alien VHS on a 4:3 CRT TV in a dark room compared to a super bright plasma TV and some remastered wide-screen version can be much scarier.
These two were adorable together. Why did we never see her after this?
I’m keen. Who else?
Also, these two are related:
Whoah! Slow down there, kiddo. Some of have a bung knee. We’ll have to do Time Crisis 2 instead.