So after playing Skate, I'm not sure why more games don't use this "flick it" system. I, personally, would love a flick it system for like, weapon attacks. For instance, you push the stick forward and the character lunges with a weapon. Sweep it around the right and he takes a long swing at your opponents side. I dunno...you just would've thought the flexibility of analog sticks would've been taken advantage of earlier. Kudos to Skate. This is doing for the 360's analog controllers what Ape Escape did for the Playstation.
As mentioned in my original post, time dilation increases as an object approaches c and reached singularity at c (where the object does not move through time at all, perfect stasis). The notion is that exceeding this would result in a reverse trajectory in time. Speaking of, here's another fun fact. Antimatter particles present the same behaviors as their normal matter counterparts if they were moving backward in time wrt charge and spin. Mass seems to be immune to this "reversal", but there is a fringe interpretation of this that there is only one electron, one proton, etc in the universe zipping back and forth in time between and that what are thought of as annihilation and creation events are just the same particle reversing its direction in spacetime.xaos
Yeah I just looked at the wikipedia article for Time Dilation and it completely went over my head. I think I need to start smaller with my foray into the world of physics.
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