This isn’t the first time Bethesda screwed up a Doom console port. We look at the Nintendo Switch, Original Xbox, XBLA and iOS ports of Doom and Doom II and break down all the content, graphics, music and more ways they try to live up to the PC original.
Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth goes shopping at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles. Opeth’s new album ‘In Cauda Venenum’ is available September 27th via Moderbolaget/Nuclear Blast.
Towering red rock formations and big blue sky make up the classic backdrop of the American West. But the rocks we see in so many movies aren’t typical of the area at all. In fact, they are unique to one place: Monument Valley.
Monument Valley is on the Utah-Arizona border inside the Navajo Nation Reservation, and until the 20th century, it had barely been visited by non-indigenous people. But when John Ford made Stagecoach — the 1939 blockbuster that mainstreamed Western movies and the actor John Wayne — that all changed. More filmmakers followed suit and used the location as their movie backdrop, creating a deep association between Monument Valley’s iconic landscape and the mythic American West.
Let me tell you why Microsoft Windows 10 has so many bugs with every new Windows Update from my perspective as a former Senior Software Developer (SDET) that worked at Microsoft on the Windows operating system for 15 years. Oh, and my PC crashed (BSOD) while uploading this video the first time which I found strangely ironic.
There’s already an overwhelming amount of reviews floating around for the new Sega Genesis Mini emulation console, so rather than follow the herd, I thought I’d concentrate on one aspect of the experience that not many others have covered: Lag. I go through both audio lag, as well as overall emulation lag compared to an original console. Of course, I use a CRT, a Time Sleuth and a 960fps slow-motion camera to calculate solid measurements and give people an idea of what to expect.
