Every advancement in graphics technology is accompanied by a new, goofy method of showing it off. Whether it's 128 versions of Mario running around a globe for the GameCube, a million Toblerone pieces scattering around in Knack, or 1-2-Switch's lockpicking minigame demonstrating all those ice cubes inside the Joy-Cons, developers often design around the possibilities of powerful new tech. But this raises an important question: What about the food? According to statistics I just made up, we spend...
Every advancement in graphics technology is accompanied by a new, goofy method of showing it off. Whether it's 128 versions of Mario running around a globe for the GameCube, a million Toblerone pieces scattering around in Knack, or 1-2-Switch's lockpicking minigame demonstrating all those ice cubes inside the Joy-Cons, developers often design around the possibilities of powerful new tech. But this raises an important question: What about the food? According to statistics I just made up, we spend...
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