Gargoyles (1985) was the first artwork by Michael Parkes to capture the attention of a mainstream audience – reproduced in the form of a poster, it came to adorn hundreds of thousands of walls throughout North America.
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There was a followup movie 6 years later, but as you can see from the audience score it wasn't very good. None of the actors from the Tanner family came back for it.
It was a replacement screen, too, not the built-in display.
Pics like this remind me of the Elliott 405 vs Raspberry Pi Zero tweet:
They're not the only ones:
I'm confused why Kotaku mentioning next gen in the title when Rockstar only commented on current generation PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Because they're still referring to PS5 and XSX as "next gen", which is ridiculous this far into a generation. I'm glad even their own commenters are calling that out.
The same general idea, with better wording. Not really sure what OP was trying to add. In my experience critics aren't demanding hyperrealism, and are the first to praise unique art styles.
Wow. I'm surprised at the dislike for the old detailed icon. Maybe it's being old enough to remember black and white icons, but I miss the increasing amount of colors that icons had for a while there. I hate the trend toward monocolor silhouettes.
Looks like OP scrolled down a little too far in the user profile. There are several more from the last week, and they're all downvoted:
Actors joined the strike this weekend, so a lot of production has ground to a halt now.
Everyone pokes fun at that number, but it was about planning for every possible scenario, including getting trapped in orbit for much longer than planned. Think about the astronauts stranded by Boeing right now. Should've been 1 week, and now it's looking like 8 months.