What do Old School Nintendo NES and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter have in common?


Check out the images from what the F-35 pilot sees when he’s wearing the new headgear that allows him to “see” through the aircraft using cameras relaying images to projectors inside the helmet.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-492631/The-Terminator-style-helmets-allow-fighter-pilots-planes.html

Assuming the pictures given to the public are anything like what the real pilots see, the view from the controls of a Nintendo Entertainment System and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are about the same quality.

tie-fighter-pilotThey liken the resemblance to something out of a Terminator movie, but I can’t help but hear the shrieking scream of a tie-fighter flyby when I see the helmet.

What’s a Nintendo NES go for on ebay these days anyway, $50? Divide by 100,000,000, lets see, carry the one… include paypal’s current fees of 1.9% + $0.30 USD for the hundred thousand dollar tier, you could buy 1,951,219 Nintendo’s instead! Oh wait, I forgot to pay for shipping.



2 thoughts on “What do Old School Nintendo NES and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter have in common?

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