Shane Luis
@rerez
Created Rerez. YouTuber. My Mom says I talk about video games too much. Places to find me:
Money Ghost Plushie now live at: www.makeship.com/products/mon... Get it from @makeship.bsky.social before it’s gone! 👻
Normie: "That's some kind of cartoon?" Anime Fan: "That's Makoto from Sailor Moon!" Me: "Some believe Makoto is playing a non-descript Astro City cab but that's incorrect. Ep 25 of Sailor Moon was animated prior to that system's release in 1993. This is an Aero City cab developed by Sega in 1988."
The Critic of today would be a YouTuber. ...Did I just accidentally make myself the real version of the cartoon I watched as a kid...
It was a fun night! @brennanleemulligan.bsky.social hosts a damn fine live show! 👍
One of my local video game stores called Microplay has a printed sheet informing people about Nintendo Switch 2 Game Key Cards. Featuring special guest Geoff Keighley. Me thinks this isn’t good for Nintendo if stores have to combat this kind of product information. But what do I know! 🤷♂️
At some thing called Endless Dungeon in Toronto with a bunch of D&D fans. I’m scared. Send help.
The whole image comes together to make a thumbnail that in the end looks like this. Unfortunately you will not be seeing that image moving forward. (6/6) Our video is live here for folks who want to watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nRo...
Here is the frame by frame of me merging the Switch 2 and the goo together. I focused on redoing the color to hit the specific vibrancy I was looking for. The text isn't actually 3D! It's a 2D visual effect I learned to do by hand. It's just two layers of 2D font with shading and shadows. (5/6)
I really wasn't satisfied with that look. So I went back and redid the entire process with the camera facing dead on with the Switch 2. I took around 100 pictures in total of goo dripping out of a plastic box. My job is extreamily fun. (4/6)
I took pictures of the Switch at an angle and swapped it out with the box of goo and let it spill out slowly. I took pictures rapidly as it spilled out. I merged all the images together and tinted the goo green. This is what the first test thumbnail looked like that we never used. (3/6)
I knew I wanted green slime pouring out of a Nintendo Switch 2. We found a set of Elmer's translucent glues and paired it with a coagulant. This turned the glue into a more pliable and thicker goo. Here is the initial pictures of it getting mixed together. The coagulant smelled like apples! 🍎 (2/6)
Some folks in the Anti-AI and Pro-AI community believed I used AI image generation to make this thumbnail. We've now had to change the image due to these groups fighting about it and causing problems. It's not AI. It's not even fake goo! It's real. Here is how it came together: (1/6)
I've just been staring at this fake controller in a YouTube Gaming e-mail for the past 17 minutes...
Look at the eyes to really see the problem here. It is adding all new detail that was never in the original. The upper eyelid and iris is completely different. We humans can easily see this as a completely different face because we're HUMAN. AI just messes all of this up.
I found this failed DLSS 5 effect direct from Nvidia that proves it isn't a lighting pass render. This is a complete texture redraw that can and will fail if it is unable to identify connected textures. We humans know this is a shadow but AI is too stupid to understand that concept. 🧐
Looks like Nvidia really messed up with this whole DLSS 5 garbage. You don't ever piss off the people who make the games. Source: insider-gaming.com/dlss-5-gamer...
Q1: No, they were invented by a Portuguese statistician who fogot how to design a banana. Q2: (Please see answer to Q1)
This is a line from our next video. Coming from me that means a lot I think.