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Daily Fodd Fact #314: If you've ever played Hades it is highly unlikely you've ever heard a single line repeated more than once, that's because the script for the game happens to be 300,000 words. This is around 8,000 more words than Game of Thrones.
Daily Fodd Fact #415: The PS2 has been inducted into the National Museum of Nature and Science to its future technology heritage registery and is the 381st item to be inducted and the 1st console too. Other items include the 3.5 inch floppy disk, some radio thingy and some other stuff!
Daily Fodd Fact #472: Famed comedy anime character, Kusuo Saiki, has the ability to shoot a beam to upgrade your computer to Windows 10 (manga only).
Daily Fodd Fact #427: Around 1480, France introduced the iconic suits of cards; hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades. Before this, various cultures used different symbols like swords, coins, polo sticks and cups.
Daily Fodd Fact #438: We are robbed and depraved. The light pollution in the sky is so abundant that we forgot the skies are majestic and holster an entire universe, where we see distant planets and infinitely more distant stars all shining and twinkling in far off space, their sights denied to us by our own doing. Truly, life is a tragedy.
Daily Fodd Fact #125: Fireworks are known to have originated from China 2000 years ago and were used to accompany many festivities, scare off evil spirits and promote prosperity.
Daily Fodd Fact #370: Before 1808 the trombone was used in mostly military related events and not in normal music. This was until Beethoven used it for the first time to spice up his music.
Daily Fodd Fact #353: After WWII the USA noticed that their soldiers would misfire or not shoot in combat due to inherit humanity. To counteract this they changed the targets into people shaped silhouettes and made targets appear at a variety of lengths, this made firing more instinctual during war. They also built comradery with squad mates so that they'd feel their actions affected their whole unit and not just them. Although, modern day historians believe that the Marshal who conducted the study may have fabricated parts of it.
