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Post by All Seeing Eye on Jul 21, 2024 15:58:27 GMT
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Luigi
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Post by Luigi on Jul 21, 2024 23:00:31 GMT
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VCPR
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Post by VCPR on Jul 22, 2024 2:55:19 GMT
Another clue for my theory that Dan was forced to quit by Zelnick and Schreier Anyway: here's PD review There's a case to be made that every time you put your headphones in to listen to a podcast, you're altering your reality.
Set aside the fact that podcasts are one of the most intimate forms of consuming content for a moment. If the headphones you use are tied to your phone’s operating system then you’re opening yourself up to enjoy whatever augmentations to reality your phone has to offer.
So what does that look (or sound) like?
Well, for now it’s all pretty utilitarian but still pretty damn impressive.
Your headphones can now customize and even extend your ability to hear. Are you over the guy across the street using his gas-powered leaf blower 5 days a week? Active noise canceling headphones can help with that.
That doesn’t even factor in the things people are strapping to their faces these days.
The point being– it’ll be a while before you can rely on augmented reality to absolutely turn on, tune in, drop out. Until then, if you’re looking for an escape in the form of an absurdly entertaining audio adventure, you’re going to want to check out A Better Paradise.
This haunting narrative comes from the minds behind Red Dead Redemption and Grand Theft Auto and navigates the fine line between utopia and dystopia; all the while serving up a legitimately captivating blend of thriller and speculative fiction.
The first episode of A Better Paradise pitches a chilling yet fascinating scenario, where the boundary between games and reality becomes eerily blurred thanks to just how all-encompassing the game is designed to be.
With the ever-increasing pace of development surrounding any number of the technologies we interact with on a daily basis, it’s hard not to draw comparisons between A Better Paradise and what might just be in store for us here in our present reality.
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