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It meant we could capture some truly bananas footage lit entirely in-camera that both looked beautiful and really showcased the power of the displays in the new hardware (whether secretly or overtly, depending on if the viewer figured out what they were looking at). Also it meant we got to build a huge video orb, which I imagine is a life goal shared by many. You can see these videos at much higher res and also check out the Steam Deck at http://steamdeck.com 14 comments
@SasquatcherGeneral we deliberately plugged a webcam in at some point pretty early on and the results were mostly a tangled mess because we never set it up to work with the packed grid to output in an organized way to the orb. But it was worth it all the same. And yes uh this was super fun to work on. @ja2ke Damn, that's so fucking cool! It would have been easy to just 3D-render the whole thing, but that would have taken a lot of the fun out of it. It's so great that Valve allowed for the resources to put this together. @ja2ke @ja2ke I have to ask, given ours (Whisker Squadron: Survivor) was one of the lucky games featured in these videos, why not name the games used either in the video itself or somewhere in the site? Attribution would have been nice @telarium I’m jealous of myself! During the production and shoot I spent most of the time anxious that it’d turn out looking like anything, or would miss the deadline. Now that it’s done, I’m nostalgic for this other version of me that made something rad.  @ja2ke I am now a big fan of the orb. But I must ask, can it be pondered? Was it pondered?  @ja2ke wow! this came together so fantastically, it was animated really well too, what a cool idea and presentation. i love shit like this |
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@ja2ke This makes me happy because you’re getting to do shit I know you love
At what point did you inadvertently create Max Headroom?