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Sports Bar 2.0
by Con- 1 reply
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Sports Bar VR update 2.0 is available now, and it adds some huge changes to the popular virtual pub. Not only have additional games been added (Chained Reaction and a puzle wall), but the existing games have been improved upon. It also allows for cross-play between all VR systems, and a redesigned pub to hang out in. Here’s the full list of new Sports Bar VR update 2.0 features: Here is my first day at the sports bar, Lime teaches me the ropes...sure I teleported more than Raiden from Mortal Kombat but i'm gettiing better. lmao.
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Robinson: The Journey
by LimeGreenLegend- 0 replies
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I bought this game on sale over Christmas. It's an exploration game with some light puzzling set on another planet where you're the only survivor of a crashed spaceship that was looking for a new world to live on, but on this planet dinosaurs still rule. It took me about 5-6 hours to finish, I didn't get all of the collectables though. There are four areas in the game to explore, but they are pretty linear. The graphics in this game are some of the best I've seen on PSVR, and the scale and size of the dinosaurs is truly impressive. I wouldn't recommend this at full price, but in a sale I think it's worth it.
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205Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo
Babylon (2022) dir Damien Chazelle This is a lavish, epic story (3hr + run time) with a great ensemble cast set in late 20s - early 30s Holywood. Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie get top billing as silent movie mega-star Jack Conrad and new comer Nellie LaRoy respectively. But the star is really Diego Calva as Manny Torres, a Mexican immigrant who just wants to work in the film industry in any type of job can get for a production company, and turns out to have a real feel for what people want to see. The supporting characters also include Jovan Adepo as Jazz trumpeter Sydney Palmer, Li Jin Li as cabaret artist and screenwriter “Lady” Fay Zhu and Jean Smart as movie journalist Elinor St John. There is also cameo late on from Toby Maguire as a very sinister LA gangster who thinks he has some great ideas for new films. It has some great, big. colourful scenes set to music, such as where it starts at a lavish party being thrown by Manny's studio executive boss, complete with drugs, booze, strippers and a performing elephant. It charts the change from silent films to talkies and beyond, showing how some thrive on this whilst for others it ends their careers. It also shows how certain attitudes were at that time, in particular with respect to Sydney, who plays in a black-only Jazz band, because mixed race performances and films were not allowed. It has similarities to a number of other films set at a similar time; Cabaret, The Cotton Club, The Artist, and even Cinema Paradiso in a way. The acting is good all round but Calva and Robbie stand out. Some of the sets and cinematography are stunning. It's maybe a little too long and maybe tries to include too many characters, some of which just disappear from the story later on. But it is still a very good film. 9 / 10- 2
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205Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo
David Lynch, my favourite filmmaker of all time, died yesterday aged 78. Not only did he make some of the best films I've ever seen - Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive - but was also, by all accounts, a wonderful person who was just as strange as his films. I think this video sums him up perfectly and, if you've never seen any of his work, will make you want to check them out (I'd start with The Elephant Man).- 2
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