1. Filip & Naomi’s Story Is Unfinished The final moments of the sixth season show that Filip Inaros, Naomi’s son, had finally had enough of his father Marco’s self-aggrandizing nature—and left The Pella before the ship met its end. Naomi doesn’t know this, instead believing that she killed Filip as part of her plan to stop Marco Inaros. She’s seen distraught, with Holden attempting to comfort her over the loss....
What Are AAA Games? The term “AAA” (pronounced “triple-A”) didn’t become relevant until the late 1990s, when more and more companies started spending exuberant amounts of money developing games. In short, AAA games are video games that have been developed by major game studios with huge budgets. Publishers put a ton of money into game development and marketing for AAA games, spending millions of dollars on the production of a single game....
1. You Can’t Buy Digital Games Used One of the most obvious reasons behind the unwavering price of digital games is the fact that you can’t buy them used. Sure, you can get digital games at a discounted price as part of a game bundle, but you’ll never see a used digital game copy. You can only wait for a game bundle or sale to get a discount on a digital game....
1. Extended Runtimes & Episode Counts The modern standard for Western drama TV series sits somewhere around 8 to 12 episodes per season, with each episode having a runtime of approximately 45 to 60 minutes. That pales in comparison to Korean drama TV series, which typically run for around 16 to 20 episodes, with each episode having a runtime of approximately 60 to 90 minutes. The sheer amount of story and entertainment that you can get from a single K-drama dwarfs what you can get from a Western series, which is essentially half of what a typical Korean series brings....
1. Escapism From Real Life When we sit in a dark theater—whether that’s a brick-and-mortar cinema or a dedicated home media center—that one feeling begins to creep in. It’s slow, it’s invisible, but before you know it, you’re sucked in. You find yourself lost in the story for the remainder of the film. For the next 90 to 120 minutes, there’s no outside world anymore. All that remains is the world on the screen....
