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If you spend enough time on message boards or Twitter, you’ve probably seen a lot of different Dreams videos, many of which are confusing. I say that the game is confusing because it is so flexible and powerful that many of its best creations start looking almost identical to the things they are trying to recreate or pay homage to. This is because many of the game’s best creations start looking almost identical to those things.
The year before last, for instance, I wrote about a Sonic the Hedgehog game that… Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantomania Will
looked exactly like something Sega would have released anywhere from five to ten years ago. The wonderful article that Jack Yarwood wrote for us in 2022 regarding the game included a number of other wonderful examples as well, ranging from static images (such as the one below) to game homages .Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantomania Will
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Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantomania The video that I want to talk about tonight, however, is an incredible recreation of one of the most famous scenes from the movie Jurassic Park. This recreation makes use of darkness and modern computing power to look almost indistinguishable from the actual scene from the actual movie:
For the sake of comparison, here is the first version of the scene (I’ve timed it to start playing automatically at the appropriate point in the video below, but if for some reason it doesn’t work on your device, you’ll want to fast forward to 3:18): Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantomania Will
If you are curious about how Krenautican made it or if you simply want to see it in a higher resolution, this YouTube video breaks down his entire process. It shows the agonising amount of work that was required to build the set to scale, which required getting everything from the size of the fence wiring to the angle of the car doors to match the original. If you are curious about how Krenautican made it, or if you simply want to see it in a higher resolution, you can watch it here.
