![]() Still, none of these domains actually refers to the glorious meme - what a waste. This is a harsh reminder that everything has already been done on the Internet. I checked both root and subdomains: Domain Let's see if the domain name is available □ ! Long story short, a 1992 English translation of the Japanese game Zero Wing got a bit screwed up and players were fast to pick this glitch up and elevate it to Internet meme status.īeing a DNS junkie at heart (see my past Googlesquatting experiments), the us word at the end of that sentence caught my eye.
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![]() Use the usual button combination (Power + Volume down) to capture a screenshot.Now that you know where to find the option, let's take a look at how you can use it to capture scrolling screenshots. It's called the Capture More button, and it shows up next to the screenshot preview as seen in the image above. You'll find the option alongside the Share and Edit options in the screenshot preview toolbar after you've captured a screenshot. The ability to take scrolling screenshots is enabled by default on devices running Android 12 or later. How to take scrolling screenshots on stock Android The process is similar to taking a regular screenshot, but you'll have to follow a few more steps to ensure you're grabbing a single snapshot of a long page. It's also a part of the custom UIs made by different OEMs, so you should see the option on all Android phones, be it an entry-level or an affordable phone or the best flagships. Let's dive in!Īll modern Android phones running Android 12 or above will let you take scrolling screenshots without any third-party app. In this guide, we'll take you through a step-by-step guide detailing the steps you need to follow to capture a scrolling screenshot. If you're new to the world of Android phones and are wondering how to grab a scrolling screenshot on your phone, then we're here to help. It eliminates the need to capture multiple screenshots, so it's good for those who hate cluttering their phone's gallery with a ton of screenshots. Scrolling screenshots, as the name suggests, lets you capture those long pages in one single shot while maintaining continuity. This Act is set within Spagonia and takes place across the town. Overview (Xbox 360/PlayStation 3) Daytime Act 1 One slip-up however, and Sonic will fall into a bottomless pit. In the nighttime acts on both versions of Sonic Unleashed, the player will inevitably travel through high elevations with Horizontal Poles and other climbing gimmicks. Otherwise, Rooftop Run does not have any new gimmicks or features exclusive to itself. ![]() The main nighttime act on this version also features rolling barrels that the player can release with switches to unlock new paths. On the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, the daytime acts introduces the Balloons and fountain, which the player can pop to propel Sonic upward. At the Temple, Chip activated it and Sonic placed the powerless blue Chaos Emerald into the Temple's pedestal, restoring the Emerald's power and bringing Spagonia's continent back to its proper place. On the way to the Temple, Sonic was ambushed by the Egg Devil Ray, sent to secure the Gaia Temple, but Sonic destroyed it. Returning from Chun-nan, Sonic and Chip used the key fragments to access the perimeters of the Gaia Temple. Some time later, the duo returned during daytime and found the second key fragment. Starting out at night, Sonic and Chip found the first key fragment. Having learned that one of the Gaia Temples is located in Spagonia from Professor Pickle, Sonic and Chip came to Rooftop Run to find the key fragments to unlock the gate to the Gaia Temple. In the nighttime acts, Rooftop Top run is overcast by a starry night sky and is lit by the building lights and streetlights. In the daytime acts, Rooftop Run is brightly lit up by the sun and has a partially clouded sky. Noticeable structures in Rooftop Run include a large clock tower, which is presumably based on Big Ben, and aqueducts that tower over the town. On the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, Rooftop Run also include some water canals and park areas. There are as well hanging plants growing on the buildings. Various shops and restaurants appear at the foot of the regular buildings, while bushes and trees are planted along the streets. The paths in Rooftop Run are cobblestone-laid streets and alleys that run between the buildings, forming a network of paths. The buildings here are built closely together, making the stage tightly packed with structures. These structures are likely based off the real-life buildings in Italy, Spain, France, and the city of Siena. Structures in Rooftop Run include various buildings like apartments, shops and cathedrals, all of which have orange-tiled roofs. Overall, the stage reflects Spagonia's status as an art capital. The stage takes place inside and around Spagonia, a large urban area encircled by a green mountain region, with the urbanized areas stretching up the mountainsides and to the city limits which are marked by large walls. 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