All the world’s Nintendos and Hewlett Packards have been dug out of landfills by material scientists. They discovered that beige plastic has special properties when combined with magnetism and just the right electrical charge. Now they are performing various stress tests on the new material that is formed. The plastic material has some tensile strength and binding properties that can be used in military applications. They are hoping to create a plastic forcefield that can absorb projectiles and bounce them back in the direction they came from. So far they can only make these bouncy plastic balls though. Perhaps after a few more billions in the budget the technology can be refined then warehoused in an underground bunker. Perhaps it will be leaked to the general public one day and everyone will have indestructible game consoles.
Video was created in 3ds max and Vray with Tyflow softbody collisions. Music was created in MPC and mixed in cakewalk with some effects from Guitar Rig 7.
That’s all for now, thanks for watching 😊
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