Event Horizons: Most blackholes would be big enough at at the event horizon there is enormous forces acting. Either spinning stuff that are falling into it or just the pull of gravity. Dan wouldn't survive the forces. The G's would be intense. Inside we'd
Planets Lining up: They kind of do, the spin causes the dust everything is made of to make sort of a ring around the sun. The planets sort of line up on a plane. Not perfectly.
Jupiter: It's a gradient of thin atmosphere at first and becomes denser until it's compressed into something like a liquid. The core might be metalic liquid hydrogen. If you were indestructible and thrown into Jupiter, you freefall for a while, keep slowing as things get thicker and then hit a point where the atmosphere is as dense and sender than you and you'd float there. It would be hot and lots of violent currents.
Looks like a faithful adaptation of a NES game where they carried on the bad/limited design of the originals instead of building on top of it. There is no reason the vehicle segments should be so long, seems tedious and the game play doesn't seem compelling. The writing and the voice acting seems poor, so it seems to be a easy pass on this one.
Phil doesn't like timed skins but he was in charge when they bought timed exclusivity for Tomb Raider. He hangs a lamp shade on it but it wasn't his predecessor doing things he's somewhat against right now.
@loafofgame:Yeah, Jeff asked a few questions which were borderline savage in the softest possible way. He got PR couched non answers and fluff but Jeff has some balls asking the pointed questions.
Human kidneys can only make urine that is less salty than salt water. Therefore, to get rid of all the excess salt taken in by drinking seawater, you have to urinate more water than you drank. Eventually, you die of dehydration even as you become thirstier.
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