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What's the smallest fruit?

Asian watermeal That honor belongs to the Wolffia globosa, more commonly known as the Asian watermeal. The watermeal isn't just the world's smallest fruit—it's the world's smallest flowering plant, period. It's a type of duckweed, and the minuscule fruit it produces is smaller than any other.

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This little plant is small but mighty.

Picture the smallest fruit you can think of. Is it a raisin? A cranberry? A blueberry so unripe it’s still green in color? Well, none of those is even close to being the smallest fruit out there. That honor belongs to the Wolffia globosa, more commonly known as the Asian watermeal. The watermeal isn’t just the world’s smallest fruit—it’s the world’s smallest flowering plant, period. It’s a type of duckweed, and the minuscule fruit it produces is smaller than any other. At its biggest, the plant itself reaches about one-third of an inch, and the fruit is even tinier. Its size ranges from 0.7 to 1.5 millimeters. For comparison, that’s about the size of the Thief Ant, one of the world’s smallest ant species. If you were to hold the fruit, it would be nothing but a tiny speck in your hand. Not exactly an ideal edition to your fruit bowl. Here are some more (much bigger) exotic fruits you should add to your diet. If you’re wondering whether a fruit that tiny can possibly have any nutritional value, the answer’s yes! Though itty-bitty, the watermeal fruit is packed with protein, and many Southeast Asian nations cultivate it regularly. While it may not make the list of the most filling fruits out there, a handful of it does make a great addition to smoothies, omelets, and soups. According to Mental Floss, the fruit tastes a bit like watercress. If you’re hoping to add this puny plant to your diet, the most likely candidates to sell it would probably be Asian marketplaces. However, it’s unfortunately not a popular grocery store item—yet. Food Network recently pondered whether it could become “the new superfood,” claiming that grow-your-own-duckweed kits could soon become a reality. In the meantime, add these other surprising superfoods to your diet.

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What was the first game with a cutscene?

The first games to use cutscenes were early arcade classics such as Space Invaders Part II, Sheriff, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Bega's Battle. However, the first game to actively use the term 'cutscene' was Lucasarts' Maniac Mansion.

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Overview

Cutscenes are non-interactive sequences used by many games to provide backstory, advance the plot, or illustrate objectives for the player to complete. They've been used in gaming since the 1980s and have steadily become more complex, expanding the role of storytelling in video games. The first games to use cutscenes were early arcade classics such as Space Invaders Part II, Sheriff, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Bega's Battle. However, the first game to actively use the term 'cutscene' was Lucasarts' Maniac Mansion.

Types

There are three basic types of cutscene: In-engine, pre-rendered, and live-action. Each type of cutscene has various costs associated, and each can deliver a different experience.

In-Engine

Rendered in real-time within a game's engine, in-engine cutscenes are the most prevalent type. As the graphical fidelity of video games has improved, so too has the complexity and detail of in-engine cutscenes. This is also the cheapest method of producing cutscenes, as they can take advantage of existing game assets. However, these types of cutscenes can also be the most problematic to produce since they usually require extra coding, animation, level geometry, and hi-res character models.

Pre-Rendered

Often created by separate in-house teams or farmed out to outside animation studios, pre-rendered cutscenes are generally created to provide extremely high-quality, nearly cinematic content. Usually the production of these cutscenes takes so long that only a few can be produced during the development of a game.

Live-Action

Live-action cutscenes use real actors, sets, and props, effectively producing short-form films that are then digitized and inserted into the game. During the early-to-mid 1990s, this was the most prevalent method for creating cutscenes, though live-action cutscenes, perhaps more than the other forms, suffered the most from poor production values, hammy acting, and clumsy scriptwriting.

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