Ubisoft has just released a 1980s live action TV intro-inspired Assassin’s Creed Shadows promo video in celebration of the game’s launch today (March 20). This installment is set in feudal Japan during the late Sengoku period and introduces players to two protagonists: Naoe, a stealth-focused shinobi assassin, and Yasuke, a combat-oriented African samurai inspired by the historical figure of the same name.
A chocolate 3D printer can be used by just about anyone to create a sweet treat, but JUNY-WORKS shows that it takes real skill to create a miniature Voltron robot model. If you’re not familiar with the character, it’s from the animated television series ‘Lion Force Voltron’ that first aired back in 1984.
Now that you’ve seen Pooky Park, it’s time to check out this AI-generated ‘Family Matters’ intro by Rocky Bergen. This American TV sitcom aired from 1989 to 1997 and was actually a spinoff from the ABC show ‘Perfect Strangers’.
YouTuber DemonFlyingFox used AI to turn ‘The Simpsons‘ into a 1950s-style show captured with a Super Panavision 70 camera. Technically speaking, Super Panavision 70 is actually the marketing brand name used to identify movies photographed with Panavision 70mm spherical optics.
Squid Game The Challenge, a reality show with 456 contestants competing for $4.56-million in prizes, is set to hit Netflix on November 22. This 10-episode competition series was filmed in the United Kingdom and includes many games fans of the show are familiar with, including the animatronic doll Young-hee ringing in a new round of Red Light, Green Light.
Artificial intelligence can be used to reimagine horror movie posters or generate a never-ending ‘Seinfeld’ sitcom on Twitch, called ‘Nothing Forever’. Created by Skylar Hartle and Brian Habersberger, this sitcom was made possible using a combination of machine learning, generative algorithms, and cloud services.
Midjourney AI can be used for many things, including showing us what ‘Family Guy’ would look like as a 1980s live-action sitcom, similar to Family Matters, Full House, Married with Children, etc. Lyrical Realms (LR) is behind this creation and all of the images you’re about to see were not generated purely from text prompts, but also includes data from existing images.
Back in the 1980s, there was the Sony Walkman TPS-L2 and then TV Guardian, a nifty gadget designed to censor profanity. How does it work? This device uses close captioning through line 21 in the analog video signal to spot foul language, and then it mutes the audio.
The Simpspons ‘Treehouse of Horror XXXIII’ is set to air this Sunday on FOX and unlike previous years, this one includes ‘Death Tome’, an anime-inspired Death Note parody. This anime series follows a boy named Light Yagami, who is being played by Lisa in this episode, that stumbles upon a supernatural book capable of killing anyone whose name is written in its pages.
