Never seen anything like this in my life... Wow. That's comedy gold.

The dog looks rather happy to me.

Where do you have to live, geographically, to get foxes playing in your back yard?

I'm serious. I think I want to move there.

I thought he was making fun of the bands...

God damn. Never thought I'd see starving seagulls.

My coworker has this on his desktop. I never knew what it was until now, all I knew was that even when it's across an entire room from you, just catching it out of the corner of your eye can instantly mesmerize you for a good several seconds. It's a must-see in person, the video doesn't do it justice.

I've tried out this interface, and it's absolutely terrible. I totally agree that we need a new method of approaching desktop interactivity to take us beyond the windows/macos era, but even those old standby's are lightyears more intuitive and usable than this gimmicky system.

This video is a viral marketing piece. Ubisoft PR did not feel they were getting enough credit for their "innovation", and produced this along with several positive articles through other outlets.

Sands of Time's time rewinding mechanic, to name one of several titles that used that approach, allowed the player to have control over where they were placed after making a mistake. It makes no sense why they would call this generation of Prince of Persia's approach to player-failure "innovative" when the game removes control from the player and forces them to lose progress when unable to surmount one of the platforming segments (sending the player back to a previous point that could be seconds away, or minutes).

At what point are we going to stop simplifying games for newer audiences? Dragon's Lair? Hey, remember adventure games???

People are involved in this? It's a hacky-sac, flattened for the uncoordinated.

Amazing how many products are 2% re-hash, 98% marketing...

Wow, I want one.

I wonder how much more it would cost to make this actually usable?

What language are they speaking?

...Turkish?

That does it. This website is borked. I even searched specifically for "lil jon".

Why me?

>> ^honkeytonk73:
Umm.. sorry, but I can't take ANY of that seriously. Lame mall chase. I wonder WTF that is suppose to prove other than to keep the attention of those with low IQ.


It's called a commercial. All commercials are like that.

I'd love to know the diet and workout regimen that these guys have. Freakin crazy body strength.

>> ^Hanns:
One musn't underestimate the ability of organisms to adapt to an environment, including finding other food sources once the fire ant population is more controlled.


My thoughts exactly. The guy seems so certain that we'll never see these flies ourselves, but when the fire ant population runs out, I'm sure they'll find something else to feed on. The only thing I could think of after watching this video was "Oh, great..."