Although, it may be a “premium” feature, so it’s (still) a bad idea.
Huh, and I worry about forgetting the great memories of the games I played. The duality of man
I’d be down, anything to relive those first play throughs of SEX with HITLER, SEX with HITLER 2, SEX with HITLER: 2069, and SEX with HITLER: WW2.
I loath your mere existence of being aware of such fine works-of-art while everyone fed me with the info of how his experiment of baking cookies(inaudible screams) went bad in a gas chamber!!!
! Btw, is VR available for these ?
Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind
Haven’t read the book it’s based on but i really enjoyed the movie
Reminder that chips heat up
I can see this going absolutely side ways when your mind tries to cope with where 1000+ hours of your life went. Also you’d probably get 1000+ hours of ads beamed into your brain to make up for that gap of time, unless you pay for the “Memory+” or “Memory Max” tier, with just slightly less ads. Would be cool to experience a game for the first time again, but I would just read a book or share gaming “war stories” with my imaginary buddies.
If this ever happens, your brain will constantly be raped by Trump, Musk, Zuck, Altman, and all the North Korean hackers. Enjoy.
But what if I install Linux on the chip? 🤔
Have you played prey? Removing the chip takes out memories but putting it in gives abilities.
Just give it time. After long enough, each game becomes new again!
A futuristic brain implant sounds cool until you think about all the downsides
Wish granted. It’s a neuralink and has like 30 back doors. Your memories have all been replaced by caramelldansen and your visual cortex has been ransomwared.
Wish granted, the chip erases your memories of games you’ve played every single time you sleep, along with all your other memories.
Why not just buy a new game? There are so many out there.
There’s many games out there, but only one Outer Wilds.
That’s gonna be my version of old people saying “I don’t do computers” now. There’s no goddamn way I’m putting a chip in my brain.
You don’t want your cherished memories (and darkest secrets) being automatically uploaded to facebook? What’s wrong with you?
