VampireHunter Z

Maybe they should have pitched CryEngine 3 instead. UE3 is very outdated. Not even Hollywood can dispute how good Crysis looks.

@whiskers
"amount of work that CAN be done"

And what metric are you using to determine how much work can be done in a given time? If every tic of time can correspond to a task being completed and time can be divided infinitesimally then any problem can be solved in any given time.

I miss Math. But really, time is relative. Every fraction of a second can be divided infinitesimally which means all problem can be solved "quickly". The universe is a lot stranger than we think and it's secrets will blow us away.

@uckApple
If I roll my eyes can I finally now do a spinning pile driver?

@DaHarder
I don't know why people want these displays to watch movies and sports. As you can see, a problem is introduced if you have an environment. This type of display only works on objects that take up a finite space. In a movie where the landscape goes on forever where does the clipping happen?

If 2 people are looking at the same display 180 degrees apart do they both see the landscape going in either direction? If so, background objects that one person sees would block the subject from the other person's view. See the problem here?

@Mikeman33
Also, how do you get back if the sun is pushing you away? A ship using this would still need an alternative propulsion.

I never got this whole Russian spy thing. Is there anything you can't find out over the Internet that requires them to be here? If this is all about information gathering they could have stayed home.

@k2001
Dude, you are Chuck Norris. Skynet should build a shelter.

@N0c7urn3
Yes, I completely missed out on Shenmue in the past. They should bring it back.

@stubby boardman
Interesting idea but it poses some huge challenges for sites like this. If I'm browsing page 3 and I want to continue where I left off later page 3's content may now be on page 4 or 5. However this should be simple enough within an article since the URLs are distinct.