Northlight

I'm talking about gaming right now, man.

Where is your proof, bro? So anyways, as far as proof of Remedy actually being able to stand on its own after getting a mammoth of a catapult from Rockstar, safe to say when you look at their creation of their in-house engine, yes, they have a whole proprietary engine that's titled Northlight, right? And it's narrative-focused, multi-platform, evolved with ray tracing and path tracing, and basically this was used on the Control: Resonant game.

And of course, when you look at Remedy's m- main line entry of this story, you come to realize that the lighting, the graphics, whilst I will say Alan Wake probably has the most impressive graphics, when you look at the Control games, it's still solid to the point where you come to realize that them using their in-game, their in-house engine is very, uh, impressive in its own right.

So with that out the way, ladies and gentlemen, when we talk about sales with Control: Resonant, it's not like it's the cover of Episode 165 because it had enormous sales like the GOAT- Is it okay I got my dope on me? And like Taylor Swift as far as notoriously affecting the masses in the music industry.

There is one thing and I don't know...

I had this issue in Alan Wake 2, and it's going to be something to do with my unique combination of hardware, I think, which is Northlight Engine, which is theirs.

I mean, they have everything cranked on maximum.

The way it loads in data as you're moving around... seems to often fuck around with the audio.