Saturday, November 14, 2009
What would New York and Tokyo look like when flooded? Gondolas float through a still-blazing Times Square; people fish atop gravel banks that have built up beside inundated skyscrapers; and an aerial network of blimps, catwalks, pedestrian skyways, and cable cars passes and sways above the Venetian streets. I bet this would look amazing as a video game environment.

What would New York and Tokyo look like when flooded?

Gondolas float through a still-blazing Times Square; people fish atop gravel banks that have built up beside inundated skyscrapers; and an aerial network of blimps, catwalks, pedestrian skyways, and cable cars passes and sways above the Venetian streets.

I bet this would look amazing as a video game environment.

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    How appropriate, as I just came back from seeing 2012.
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    I bet this would look amazing IN REAL LIFE!