Infamous Second Son had quite a nice set of trophies. Basically one full playthrough on the good side, one full playthrough on the bad side, and about half an hour doing stupid but fun things. Easy plat.

Back then we used to get Ubuntu install CDs from a vending machine at the science centre. "Bring your own media", pop it in, pick your flavour (unironically), and stand around for 20 minutes.

Almost done with The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde, then starting Persepolis Rising by James S.A Corey

Sometimes I like the breakdown or the intro riff but the rest of the song is meh

German Amazon Prime is speaking Turkish send help

8086 XT circa 1988, my dad bought to write his master's thesis. I miss that amber CRT...

I may have written a 6 page introduction to cyberpunk for a local magazine that discussed all of this, but what made me interested in all this was GITS:SAC and Akira.

Oh wow core memory unlocked. My entire mental concept of Deus ex Machina is engrained in Ghost in the Shell.

Some of them had a strong lean towards hyper real, but the dichotomy of presenting something technologically advanced using anime art styles was intriguing to me at the time.

Speaking of short films about videogame related concepts, The Animatrix had massively varying styles by many different artists all riffing off the same core concept of "what if *this* was a game engine."

For research of course...

And then after a couple hours of updates the Anakin Skywalker "it's working!" moment when it actually runs...