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Well on the television at present we have the great likes of 'Coronation Street' and 'Eastenders' probably the most boring and unrealistic programs made. Well how about we improve television shows using the aid of computer technology.
Well how to improve television using computers? I am not talking about improving the start of 'Neighbours' by adding some fancy graphics or improve acting in 'Emmerdale' by reminding the actors their lines through a small earpiece or whatever.
My idea is........ well let me ask you a question first.
" How many of you would watch a computer simualtion soap?"
I know I would tune in for a few episodes of 'Sim Life' and see what is happening with my favourite sims. Seriously though in a few years time we could improve the idea of 'The Sims' to create a soap using computer animated characters - of course there would need to be improved graphics and much better communication between characters than the orignal game.
To make the game better - you could enter data about humans and how we behave under different circumstances and releationships then we let the game run freely with only a few alterations by the producers - it would be relistic - no more wooden acting - no more cheap sets and well much more fun kind of soap to watch. I think this would be a hit....
Well lets face it, it would be more watchable than half of the noncense on television these days. :D
Well how to improve television using computers? I am not talking about improving the start of 'Neighbours' by adding some fancy graphics or improve acting in 'Emmerdale' by reminding the actors their lines through a small earpiece or whatever.
My idea is........ well let me ask you a question first.
" How many of you would watch a computer simualtion soap?"
I know I would tune in for a few episodes of 'Sim Life' and see what is happening with my favourite sims. Seriously though in a few years time we could improve the idea of 'The Sims' to create a soap using computer animated characters - of course there would need to be improved graphics and much better communication between characters than the orignal game.
To make the game better - you could enter data about humans and how we behave under different circumstances and releationships then we let the game run freely with only a few alterations by the producers - it would be relistic - no more wooden acting - no more cheap sets and well much more fun kind of soap to watch. I think this would be a hit....
Well lets face it, it would be more watchable than half of the noncense on television these days. :D
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Mmmm... a non-scripted, dynamic, open ended programme about peoples lives and inter-relationships?!?...
Isnt that real life?
Isnt that real life?
OH dear....no way.
er-no wrote:
> SR should have a TV program and we should be the presenters!!!
Cool idea
> SR should have a TV program and we should be the presenters!!!
Cool idea
SR should have a TV program and we should be the presenters!!!
Hmmmm yes
Dringo runs away.
Dringo runs away.
Could you be anymore of a useless, arogant little b..Sniper!
It is not a cartoon if you knew anything you would know it is a simualtion and it runs on its own!
Lets sing a song about Sniper
Sniper likes cheese
Sniper likes cheese
And he smells :D
It is not a cartoon if you knew anything you would know it is a simualtion and it runs on its own!
Lets sing a song about Sniper
Sniper likes cheese
Sniper likes cheese
And he smells :D
You mean like the Zelda cartoon and the Sonic ones?
Read the post you moron and maybe you will figure it out!
It is original, cool idea and about the future of gaming - so you can't moan about it :P
It is original, cool idea and about the future of gaming - so you can't moan about it :P
Why are we talking about TV now?
Thanks bronzefinger, it would be nice if it worked well!
Why the big gap after every post?
POWER OF THE SHEEP
Why the big gap after every post?
POWER OF THE SHEEP
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