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a slightly different arrangement? Is this a poor man's copy-and-paste job?Īs others have pointed out, Breakout's image is just the Google 'Image Breakout'. Wait a minute, once they scroll across twice, they get back to the same screen, but with. Apparently they have a YouTube app though! Nobody tell Google. Sandbox being its own app? A bit weird, since it's meant to boot into it when an SSD is plugged in, but it's technically possible to do it this way.

I was surprised just how every bloody frame of their Twitter video gets shadier as it goes.

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Okay, so the VCS unit isn't the one display the video on the GAEMS portable display (seriously, fire whoever came up with that name). The wrong way around for this CES video to be legit. Notice where the HDMI and Ethernet jacks are. Oh, I know, it's actually attached to the VCS and the other cable is just a network cable! Maybe, but the angle that the HDMI cable goes in at makes no sense, and keep in mind that the HDMI cable would plug in where the supposed network cable is (i.e., if that was a network cable and not a single, looped HDMI cable, the middle and right-hand cables would have to have their positions swapped). It loops around and then goes down the left side. What's this? It has a power cable plugged in, but the HDMI cable. I'm still doing some digging, but I can't wait to post this.

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If we haven't seen that bare motherboard within the clear shell a thousand times over already, I'd say start looking up 'single board computers' or 'mac motherboards' just to make sure they aren't going full on Kennedy by ripping an already existing PC board and taping on a small Water Board decal on it.

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If the board in that clear unit isn't one of the working, I wouldn't doubt it the solid units are generic singleboard computers running Windows 10 using the Unity-based UX mockup. Hell, as several others have said, this thing won't be ready by the end of this calendar year. If this is where they're at, no one should be expecting a VCS unit coming at the end of March.

Sure, this will satiate the backers for another few days, but since some of them are already expecting to see these showroom farces actually show off gameplay, we'll see how long their bliss lasts this go around. Then there's a menu that actually looks far more like the initial mockups we've seen, and it is just as underwhelming and amateurish as the cubby holes. It's not the worst looking UX I've ever seen, but I've seen the pseudo 3D cubby hole menu interface done far better. Also, I'm going to be real: the cubby hole shelf look of the menu looks a bit like ass. It looks like a digital, interactive mockup of a menu, not the actual software being shown off (especially since they misspelled two of their IP's). Yeah, the boot and menu look about as faked, or excuse me as 'For Illustration Purposes' as you can get. In other words, what they actually used Unity to make was a glorified tech demo featuring what the GUI might look like if they ever make real software. Since nobody (sane) makes Linux GUIs in Unity, it seems likely to me that their Unity-made GUI is what they're showing at (their hotel room near) CES.