Murderbot cosplay; Blue screens of death; Octagon tunnel

This is an incredible Murderbot cosplay by @topher_hunter, made for DragonCon! pic.twitter.com/g8VikA7Zo2

— Martha Wells (@marthawells1) September 1, 2021

If you ask me, this already busted ceiling-mounted LCD panel that was supposed to look like the sky inside Moynihan Train Hall at Amtrak New York Penn Station truly says a lot, about society pic.twitter.com/fmObTm45zk

— June (@RITTSQU) September 5, 2021

In case anyone was wondering, both screens are kaputt pic.twitter.com/J1XcAfyEUc

— Zach Long (@z_long) August 24, 2021

The abandoned Hakkaku ('Octagon') Tunnel in Kumamoto, Japan, which, despite being more than 100 years old, looks like the ruins of a great lost futuristic civilization. It was designed to protect the railway from rockfall, but the reasons for the octagonal design are unknown. pic.twitter.com/ngYRQe5U2M

— Irène DB (@UrbanFoxxxx) September 6, 2021

If, by some odd mistake, I were hired to make a “Dune” movie, I’d abandon the grand multiplanetary scope entirely. It’s too much to take in.

My “Dune” would be a claustrophobic chamber play about Jessica Atreides, the only real person in the book. (Modeled after Herbert’s wife)

— Pauli Olavi Ojala (@pauliooj) September 5, 2021

Someone else has probably done this, but when the meme muse speaks, you load Photoshop. pic.twitter.com/KZEMkeGHTO

— K.B. Spangler (@KBSpangler) September 4, 2021

Triad fight club; Much better than the Crocodile Dundee scene; The big cat got glitched out

This story is insane.

A rival triad member was accused of stealing from another gang in Hong Kong. He was offered a fight with 9 gang members to settle the alleged theft. One hour later, AFTER BEATING 8 PEOPLE, he was knocked out in his 9th fight, and later died in hospital. pic.twitter.com/2qkF2SWr0M

— Ben Lucas (@benjameslucas) August 27, 2021

威嚇 pic.twitter.com/oqpvgzsyDb

— ゼン (@Zen_guya) July 11, 2021

なんか猫バグってますけど pic.twitter.com/hAC0qXsr6e

— かんうぉんす✪강원수（パルチャム派） (@ruozhi_6158_23) August 24, 2021

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you know what's good enemy design? a skeleton with a sword. good boss design? skeleton with a crown

— non-binary sunset (@nicodelort) August 25, 2021

Imagining Tim Burton's Batman as a video game; "Tron" was more realistic than it seemed; Cursed glitch

(Artist's page.)

When I was a teenager I wrote an implementation of the lightcycle game from TRON for CP/M. One of the cycles literally broke through a wall and escaped into system memory, crashing the system. Just like in the movie. I laughed SO hard when I realized what was going on. https://t.co/lGFkWHkbpM

— David D. Levine (@daviddlevine) May 2, 2021

Oh. My. God.

I had EXACTLY this bug.

Ants would follow another ant, but vary a little. So while they always related to something that was in bounds, they could literally stumble out of my program into, say, keyboard driver. https://t.co/ZfX7HgmYwT

— Joshua “RepliCAN not RepliCAN’T" A.C. Newman (@JoshuaACNewman) May 2, 2021

If anyone fancies a nightmare tonight, I've only just found out that there was a bug in Spider-Man on PS4 that could turn NPCs into JEANS pic.twitter.com/JrbuYRDPSl

— Sean Bell (@CaptainToss) May 3, 2021

The censorship battle over belly buttons; City of Ghosts backgrounds; Facehugger fossil?

...which reminds me of the hilarious navel-related hijinks that went on between Mort Walker and his syndicate bosses about showing bellybuttons on Ms, Buxley's bare midriff. pic.twitter.com/gvxBDjaQQB

— Ben Towle (@ben_towle) April 12, 2021

(Source.)

City of Ghosts - Tovaangar backgrounds up on artstation https://t.co/0ywTwwAfQ2 #artstation #cityofghosts #netflix

— Henry Wong (@henrywongdraws) April 12, 2021

An incredibly intact Crinoid fossil pic.twitter.com/mYXibODPiU

— Diane Doniol-Valcroze (@ddoniolvalcroze) April 12, 2021

(Wikipedia page.)

Dispatch from friend in UK pic.twitter.com/HF7ljynhxu

— Anton Jäger (@AntonJaegermm) April 11, 2021

A city builder where you have 30 minutes to build a ship and escape the planet; Goofy Castlevania ad; Here's the Alien dancing in Fortnite

🔆ANNOUNCING T-Minus 30: Plan a city. Build a space fleet. Escape a doomed Earth. Save everyone you can in 30 minutes in this fast-paced strategy city builder!

➡️Wishlist on Steam! https://t.co/j0rTA75GRX

💕With @GreyAlien @SUPERHOTTHEGAME @mass_digi

🔜Fall 2021. #indiegame pic.twitter.com/RRtk5DM6ep

— Dejobaan Games (@Dejobaan) March 4, 2021

it's still funny to me that tis was the west's first introduction to Castlevania pic.twitter.com/JRLb0iTaol

— Age of Calamityville 🐱ri-Warui (@oleivarrudi) March 5, 2021

“I admire its purity. A survivor, unclouded by conscience, remorse, or delusions of morality”.

pic.twitter.com/L8W6v3biAf

— Darren McCarthy (@TheDazeel) February 26, 2021

I've learned today that players in Valheim are noticing their boats missing or flying.

The truth - birds (like seagulls) are landing on boats and a bug accidently places the boat under bird control - which means the bird lands on a boat and flies away with it, stealing it.

— 🧹 Gliitch 🧹 (@GliitchWiitch) March 1, 2021

q*bert, cartoon (1983) https://t.co/a41hkOneuF pic.twitter.com/sqLXoNSmvP

— weirdo (@vg_history) February 26, 2021

Using teamwork to pull off Very tall Resident Evil lady; When Madden players hid from the developers; Watch an adorable Mega Man being sculpted

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does anybody want to be my little pogchamp pic.twitter.com/6rdrMGjV5g

— THRED (@thredcount) February 7, 2021

On Madden 2003, we had a bug where all the players vanished.

Just a stadium, a field, and a ball at midfield.

A Jr coder named James said:
“Did you check inside the ball?”

Smirking, we checked w/ the debug cam. AND THERE THEY WERE.

Tiny players, in formation, in the ball.

— Jim Hejl (@jimhejl) December 18, 2018

for new followers: my main job is a clay sculptor #megaman pic.twitter.com/sKlxGOjYP4

— ventla (@plamo) February 4, 2021

the making of megaman figurine (no sound) pic.twitter.com/fWg1r6mJ0P

— ventla (@plamo) February 4, 2021

This Cyberpunk 2077 glitch should be added to the game; Early sketch for the "Control" logo; KFC tries to make use of the very tall woman

I have finished Cyberpunk 2077 and the game was kind enough to give me one last treat on its way out pic.twitter.com/y5MCR9u625

— Katie Tiedrich (@katietiedrich) February 5, 2021

Cyberpunk 2077 glitches

NOW is the time to actually buy cyberpunk, while the bugs are still hot and hilarious, not refund it! cherish this pic.twitter.com/CSEmyKmrQl

— Gene Park (@GenePark) December 17, 2020

Among Us fan art; When Pokemon Go becomes an unpaid part-time job; The dog can pet you in Genshin Impact

What happened to the crewmate whose place was taken by the impostor..#amongusfanart #AmongUs pic.twitter.com/pPOLnqy3PK

— deeeeee (@deel0909) September 23, 2020

“I don’t know what’s happening to me” #AmongUs pic.twitter.com/hgrlTgqwqv

— teeth and ambitions bared (@cranity) September 24, 2020

whole team was ejected#amongus pic.twitter.com/J0TnlM67Tx

— kilgarra (@kilgaaaaaarra) September 27, 2020

among us has infected all my doodles pic.twitter.com/8RTCcJOoPh

— Moosefix (@moosefix) September 30, 2020

White sus pic.twitter.com/ZAJ8B8dCTP

— Moosefix (@moosefix) September 28, 2020

#indiegames #gaming #BEWARE
testing, テスト, тестирование pic.twitter.com/vWQmiNMILW

— Ondrej Svadlena (@Ondrej_Svadlena) September 28, 2020

This is an amazing glitch : https://t.co/0rBmAow89O pic.twitter.com/3mSZuRr51p

— Gregorios Kythreotis (@ShedworksGreg) September 28, 2020

Hi #PitchYaGame 🙌
This is my shadow jumping game, Schim!
The goal of the game is traversing through shadows in an animated world.#indiedev #gamedev pic.twitter.com/oaKA0ef1Lj

— Ewoud (@Ewoud3D) September 29, 2020

imagine selling the film rights to your serious thriller novel in 1972 and this somehow leading to 50 years later your character in a video game murdering robocop and the joker in hell pic.twitter.com/d0bSwmpJWz

— D🌑CFUTURE (@topherflorence) September 29, 2020

Here's a piece I've written for Kotaku about how Pokemon Go has now become my unpaid part-time job.https://t.co/R5P0uPe45o

— John Walker Wishes It Weren't (@botherer) September 28, 2020

Thinking back to happier times, when Tetsuya Naito was wielding the Soul Edge. pic.twitter.com/f1DoKhHG9s

— Minovsky (@MinovskyArticle) September 27, 2020

That time Sir Pounce-A-Lot looked into an eluvian and saw Skyrim pic.twitter.com/8aaMZW7Hl8

— 🍂 Autumn Witch 🌕 (@Dragon_Age_Fans) September 27, 2020

The dog can pet you in Genshin Impact. https://t.co/RWb6oSoRsr

— deviljho petter (@staroftherogue) September 28, 2020

Using Microsoft Flight Simulator to gather intelligence; The mysterious giant tower explained; Can you complete the Monolith challenge?

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 launched last week, giving players a 1:1 scale of the world in which to play.

And we explored how accurate this simulated Earth is to see if it could be useful for open source research!https://t.co/tco3BMXmCP

— Bellingcat (@bellingcat) August 24, 2020

Microsoft Sight Emulator pic.twitter.com/hxGqXOSffC

— Petri Levälahti (@Berduu) August 24, 2020

It's Fawkner pic.twitter.com/dvJnOgY4L6

— ⇓⇘⇒⇓⇘⇒➀➁➂ alex4pt (@alex4pt) August 19, 2020

They came from an import from OpenStreetMap. https://t.co/8FdkFDDvTF Has anyone sought comment from nathanwright120?

Also: Now we know that this "house" is 212 floors tall. pic.twitter.com/3KzPZYKVsh

— Deborah Pickett (@futzle) August 20, 2020

The Melbourne Monolith is now MSFS2020's most famous landmark. People are hurrying to complete the Monolith Challenge, a successful landing on the roof of the 212-story glitch, before it's patched out of existence.#AllHailTheMonolith
(images: fulltimespy)https://t.co/GLWjcOBpfK pic.twitter.com/PSNQRraS5a

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 24, 2020

oh shit the chicago map data is from when lake shore drive collapsed in the earth quake!! #Flightsimulator pic.twitter.com/H631a8gXfc

— the fresh prince of bezier (@ladyaeva) August 23, 2020

This apparently is Microsoft Flight Simulator AI's rendition of Queen Street in Toronto.

Must be tricky in the snow.

video by reddit user -SirParcival-https://t.co/Gvy9h3DGYp pic.twitter.com/sQqmLUUvw1

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 22, 2020

At high level-of-detail NYC's skyline looks great. At the lower detail settings it looks... ominous

[screenshot by reddit user samreturned]https://t.co/Gh0fLTz2oQ pic.twitter.com/yHysbVgxR2

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 24, 2020

What appears to be a persistent water level bug in the Microsoft Flight Simulator AI has inverted the Pingualuit impact crater into a weird mesa.

image by reddit user NovaSiliskohttps://t.co/2tW7HWGAeU pic.twitter.com/JvMokVhIdj

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 22, 2020

What I would like to see are Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons that AMPLIFY the weirdness. Give me a slider that goes from normal to Ragnarok. Floating mountains, sideways valleys, strange monoliths. Traffic doggedly traversing the fractured landscape.https://t.co/2i6erCBCUu

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 24, 2020

More Microsoft Flight Simulator lunacy

WFH hack: start a flight in Flight Simulator on your third monitor, have the AI takeover, and enjoy the flight while you work. pic.twitter.com/hzNWeXxmd5

— Chris Gallello (@cgallello) August 21, 2020

Today, we embark on one of the world's longest flights in Microsoft Flight Simulator, but we are doing it from a real airplane cockpit.

Los Angeles to Dubai.
16 hours.
Lots of mini alcohol bottles.

Piloting is easy, right?https://t.co/kSBusPLOU2 pic.twitter.com/bcAragP5L4

— Bruce Greene (@brucegreene) August 18, 2020

7,300 people watching @brucegreene and Boon take a nap while piloting a 16 hour flight from LA to Dubai in Flight Simulator what a time to be alive pic.twitter.com/4Zy9EjpDjH

— Hutch (@hutchinson) August 19, 2020

Extremely insulted by MS Flight Simulator. It rendered our pride and joy of southeast Kansas -- Big Brutus, the largest electric shovel on earth -- into a little house.

Top: Google Earth, Bottom: MS Flight Simulator. pic.twitter.com/wUvQcxiZVN

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) August 21, 2020

More minor, but interesting that they will render hay bales as a house too. Seems to be the default option for when the algorithm is confused by a large object. I'll pay for a $5 heavy machinery rendering DLC. pic.twitter.com/GHgZld54LZ

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) August 21, 2020

The Microsoft Flight Simulator AI has done weird things to the area around the north pole. Feydakin_G, who took this screenshot, reports there's a strange repulsion force preventing players from getting near the ground at the geographic north pole. https://t.co/dVg0OIxF6W pic.twitter.com/6IwtdvGq5q

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 21, 2020

Introducing Fright Stimulator, a new series where we tell scary stories using Microsoft Flight Simulator.

First up, we scour remote Siberia to find the location of the largest natural impact event in recorded history.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/O9M2HWwnnA pic.twitter.com/zZteJ0RkB4

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) August 21, 2020

More madness in Microsoft Flight Simulator

the HOT NEW TREND in cyberbullying: crashing your plane into someone's house in Microsoft flight sim and sending them the pic pic.twitter.com/ijRbE3RMOE

— Kyle Erf (@KyleErf) August 19, 2020

MS Flight Simulator has some pretty neat renderings in the Donbas and Russian border area. Here it renders a ton of artillery craters near Savur-Mohyla. pic.twitter.com/NeHTBv6X8b

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) August 20, 2020

Ghost airport https://t.co/9vZfmE74Rl

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) August 20, 2020

Microsoft Flight Simulator AI: is trained to reconstruct vertical data from a variety of urban and suburban buildings from around the world

Greenland:

(20,000 foot ice wall image: reddit user unrelentingdespair) https://t.co/med6c9QelM pic.twitter.com/sAnHoC9vtV

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 20, 2020

Microsoft Flight Simulator AI includes traffic patterns, but gets confused sometimes about where to put the cars vertically.

People commenting on thallada's video have pointed out this is a building in Boston that normally has a road tunneling through it.https://t.co/OK05VPSg3e pic.twitter.com/Qt0etkGChq

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 20, 2020

Nice Microsoft Flight Simulator glitch examples in this article by @bucksexington

My favorite is this pair where the bridges of London are underwater, but the good people of London just keep driving across them.https://t.co/Odw9ZPMlHN pic.twitter.com/vhPnnSqwn7

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 20, 2020

My favorite find is the Colorado river's "shelf" at the bottom of the Grand Canyon and its wide open cracks in the universe.https://t.co/lbknkEe3O3

— Ewzzy (@ewzzy) August 20, 2020

Lunacy in another game:

TIRED: flying a cessna to jeffrey epstein's island

WIRED: some guy flying malaysia airlines flight 370 out of the bottom of the ocean pic.twitter.com/2b0xASWaZJ

— ▀▀▀▀▀▀ (@immolations) August 19, 2020

unfortunately this was done in some other sim

fs2020 doesn't have a 777 model yet

— entertainment enthusiast (@vogon) August 20, 2020

Also, speaking of planes:

I'm definitely going to check out Vertical 911 (apparently renamed Vertical Valor) magazine. https://t.co/279zBzkgkb

— John Wiseman (@lemonodor) August 20, 2020

Hilarious and disturbing terrain glitches in Microsoft's Flight Simulator

Apparently a bunch of the flight simulator glitches are because they used machine learning to infer height data i.e. using roof furniture to figure out if something's a skyscraper or a shopping mall.

I wonder what locations would end up the most cursed.https://t.co/Jjwd3v94md

— Janelle Shane (@JanelleCShane) August 19, 2020

By far my favorite Microsoft Flight Simulator quirk is that it doesn't know how to handle palm trees, so Southern California is full of these terrifying obelisks jutting forth from the pavement like so many teeth. pic.twitter.com/OqkmuSfimn

— Hayden Dingman (@haydencd) August 19, 2020

The scariest bridge in Microsoft Flight Simulator is this one in Portland that's just a solid wall with trucks glued on the sides. pic.twitter.com/09Vouyyn5q

— Hayden Dingman (@haydencd) August 19, 2020

Absolutely loving how Microsoft Flight Simulator’s AI has accidentally turned Buckingham Palace into a block of flats.

I guess this is one for the republicans out there... pic.twitter.com/7UGBcTNKda

— Ben Sheen (@Ben_Sheen) August 18, 2020

Check out the Washington Monument https://t.co/NJJahVQbKK

— Andrew Hunt (@agh1) August 19, 2020

In Microsoft Flight Simulator a bizarrely eldritch, impossibly narrow skyscraper pierces the skies of Melbourne's North like a suburban Australian version of Half-Life 2's Citadel, and I am -all for it- pic.twitter.com/6AH4xgIAWg

— Alexander Muscat (@alexandermuscat) August 19, 2020

Took a midnight visit to the obelisk, it's beautiful pic.twitter.com/psaWKWTws5

— Michael McMaster (@mjmcmaster) August 19, 2020

People weren't lying about Flight Simulator 2020 Being impressive, this is exactly what Bergen looks like, EXACTLY. pic.twitter.com/kTFzMriO7n

— Mikael Privatby 🐈 (@mikaeltja) August 19, 2020

Also, a visit to an infamous destination:

the world is a big placehttps://t.co/lE1G1YJrjs

— Jason Koebler (@jason_koebler) August 19, 2020

And a dramatic micro adventure:

After lunch, my 5-year-old son helped me fly to Mojave Air & Space Port, where we landed. He wanted to go to the ocean to look for pirates, so I told him we had to get gas at the "gas station"/hangar, but I scraped a wingtip as I pulled up and the plane exploded.

— John Wiseman (@lemonodor) August 19, 2020

Metal Gear Solid V no texture glitch

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