Top Gear 3000, for SNES. Honorable mentions to Mario Kart Wii (because steering the controller to steer the car will never not be fun) and Horizon Chase Turbo (which is pretty much a modern Top Gear game).

ggreive & til

Just gonna name a few ones that weren’t mentioned yet that I find noteworthy, unique and/or just pure fun:

• The Boy and the Heron (2023)
• Parasite (2019)
• The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
• The Man from Earth (2007)
• Ratatouille (2007)
• Catch Me If You Can (2002)
• The Sixth Sense (2001)
• The Emperor’s New Groove (2000)
• Playtime (1967)

They’re talking about Dungeons & Dragons, it’s kind of a tabletop game where one player (the Dungeon Master, or DM) basically creates adventures for the other players. It’s very nerdy but very fun and also takes a lot of time.

I was going to say teleportation as in Jumper but going instantly to a place outside your field of view seems like trouble waiting to happen. Blink is already good enough.

At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel Don’t Create The Torment Nexus

I literally watched this movie for the first time yesterday. Guess I’m part of the Lemmy hivemind now.

KOAN Sound - Polychrome. Everything these guys do is amazing but I feel like this album in particular has an unmatched vibe.

Nice pick, it’s a very unique album for sure. Oceania has got to be one of her greatest vocal performances ever.

Moby - Porcelain. I don’t even know why but it always destroys me.

Can confirm, I still remember how impressed I was to see MGS:V running smoothly on my old dual-core Intel CPU with integrated graphics. It could never handle Sleeping Dogs or Deus Ex: Human Revolution yet this massive and beautiful open-world sandbox ran on it like a champ.

Ooh boy, do I have some good news for you!

Sure, here it is. As for the plagiarism accusations look no further than the latest Hbomberguy video.

Love most of your suggestions but I wouldn’t recommend Internet Historian. Dude is a plagiarist at best and a Nazi at worst.

Kinda late to the party here but I’ll share a couple of my favorites:

Melodysheep - video essays about science and science fiction with absurdly high quality animations and production value

Mustard - same as above, except about interesting and/or unusual real vehicles

Casually Explained - just a dude with a great sense of humor and crude artwork explaining random things to you

Sam O’Nella Academy - same as above, except covering very specific and much weirder topics

Biblaridion - his usual content is about conlangs (don’t ask, I don’t know either) but his ongoing Alien Biospheres series about speculative evolution is simply amazing

TierZoo - highly entertaining videos about animals and zoology, except it’s all a videogame

LowSpecGamer - as the name implies, he used to make videos about making AAA games run on potato systems but has since pivoted into making (great) mini docs about the history of videogames and technology

Cyriak - he doesn’t post often but the dude has been making the same kind of technically impressive and often disturbing animations for over 15 years now

His mockery is entertaining but I live for his occasional honest and positive reviews.

Reject Cinema Sins, embrace Cinema Wins.

I don’t know what makes you think South Americans are not under US influence cause I can tell you things in Brazil look exactly the same: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter… well, Whatsapp is also absurdly popular around here but I don’t think it qualifies.

Would be my choice as well. The Wii had an amazing library by itself and could also play GC games out of the box, it’s a pretty good deal even without hacks.

if dolphins could survive on freshwater

Well, you’re in luck cause these guys already exist