Imagine a new modern Atari that'll succeed the VCS in some way...

[+Stephen]

6 hours ago, Mockduck said:

If there ever was another Atari console focused on new physical media, it'd have to also make sure all games that were released physical never received a software update for the most part. I love my physical media, but a download key on a disc doesn't really get you much. How many PS5 physical games will be able to just be popped in and played in a few years? How many today don't require an update to run on the console? So you'd not only have to be the physical media console, but you'd have to go against modern times and only release "complete" games. It's just not how things are done these days.

Which is bullcrap.  That's why products get released half finished and full of bugs.  No pride in workmanship.  Also, you don't get to own what you buy.  No physical media means you rent the game as long as they say you are allowed to play it, then afterwards, tough luck.  Why people allowed this to happen is beyond me.

[bigfriendly]

What the heck is that thing under the table?

[CapitanClassic]

@bigfriendly, that would be computer AI not understanding how leg supports are engineered for folding tables

[Arno1978]

It's a funny pic, but at the same time what a horror show. Table and chair legs are weird. AI also doesn't seem to understand shoelaces. What the heck is that behind the lower right corner of tv? Is that dude being inappropriate? 🤣

[Rockymin]

6 hours ago, Arno1978 said:

It's a funny pic, but at the same time what a horror show. Table and chair legs are weird. AI also doesn't seem to understand shoelaces. What the heck is that behind the lower right corner of tv? Is that dude being inappropriate? 🤣

 

The TV itself is weird.  We can see the screen and tuner knobs but the men in the picture appear to be staring at the back of it, which appears to be glowing, as if there's a screen in the back too.

[zzip]

12 hours ago, CapitanClassic said:

@bigfriendly, that would be computer AI not understanding how leg supports are engineered for folding tables

Or it's the Playstation that's displaying the images on the TV

 

[roots.genoa]

8 hours ago, Rockymin said:

 

The TV itself is weird.  We can see the screen and tuner knobs but the men in the picture appear to be staring at the back of it, which appears to be glowing, as if there's a screen in the back too.

Yes, that's quite usual for AI pictures, because it's easier to find pictures of screens facing the "camera". After all, there were a lot of ads for video game systems with parents almost behind the TV... Another example is controllers. If you ask AI to draw a character holding a controller, they will probably hold it upside down, so the controller AND the character are facing us.