I can relate to your torment. I surfed for almost 25 years starting in 1972 and caught more than my fair share of barrels all over California, Baja, and the Mexican Mainland until I broke my back in a freak accident. I knew someday this technology would be realized as I knew an individual who was working on it as early as the early 1980’s. A perfect wave in nature is a remarkable thing but the physics of it are not really that complex. Every surfer will have a “last wave”...treasure the ones that you were lucky enough to ride. There’s nothing like it!

@Abu Dabu Every surfer will catch a “last wave” that is as certain as death. I hope you are young Mr. Dabu and have many, many, years in front of you before that time comes. Enjoy it while you can and surf every wave like it could be your last.

Still have mine! Just played it today. I'm always Curren!!!

It's so weird you say that I was just thinking about that game the other day from out of nowhere and wondering where the hell I could find a copy of it or even a console old enough to play it on

Nah transworld surf is better

Dolphin GameCube emulator

then put a few sharks in there to make it really realistic. just kidding - its really the Stingrays that I hate the most.

stingrays are not even dangerous my friend, unless you go and disturb them ofcourse, but sharks will get ya

That is blue mud...the water is dyed

lots of people die to stupid things, doesnt make the thing dangerous just makes the person stupid

lol....

Yeah right screw trying to help the youth succeed at something other than just wasting their life's. Asshat It's selfish mentalities such as yours that keeps the world in the state it's in.

The Japanese wavepool is weak compared to this pool, it has no power to give the rider any amount of drive. Look at the speed and distance people get on each wave and compare it.

I thought it was a great contest. I think judged surfing of any kind is a bit of a joke regardless....but at least at the ranch they all got the same thing and you could see the difference in creativity. And seriously...it's a bloody surf contest.... who gives a shit what events they have....it's not that important.

@@doublestrokeroll well cause they will start losing spots for waves they can predict and have 24/7.

@@sarcasticdragon8673 No they won't. The addition of wave pools doesn't take away the waves that already exist.

Did you watch the same video ? He said you can change wave breaks , direction , use models from real ocean data. He could tweak every 30 min set to be different from the last.

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Think its about the glare from the sun? It would make it basically nothing and make it easier too see?

Thanks!

Priorities...

@Abu Dabu this is a lot of money, but which of surfers can afford 10,000 USD per hour :), anyway, thanks for replay

@Abu Dabu this makes sense, thanks again

@@seekingtruth8074 Love the name Seeking truth. You want a dose of truth? Read The Diamond Invention by Edward Jay Epstein. A short non-fiction detailing the rise of the diamond cartel who have hijacked the planet and hold us all in slavery.

@@seekingtruth8074 I dont know about Anunnaki, but today, they are called the DeBeers-Oppenheimer Anglo-American Corporation [DAAC] Diamonds are a scam and as a result, humanity has been taken hostage. These guys sold diamonds to both Eisenhower and hitler at the same time, and diamonds are key for making the machines of war, as well as digging for oil. DAAC is the worlds biggest monopoly, above the leaders of countries even. These guys should have been the first on trial at Nuremburg after WW2. Read The Diamond Invention by Edward Jay Epstein for some perspective. As far as the Anunnaki, weren't they like 4500 years ago. Sounds a little Alex Jonesy to me, and the relevance to todays situation.

One problem... human beings

Stand up for GOOD - great idea!

I was thinking the same thing, although Waco is not known as "Central Valley", simply "Central Texas". Not quite in the Hill Country. Climate is semi-arid, not desert. CNET must be based in a rain forest if they think this is desert. LOL

I researched it, it's a problem

No man the wave pool In Texas is kinda week it's one of the best but kinda sucks. And it just killed some dude it has that brain infecting amoeba in the water. The CDC shut it down might still be

In an era where so many claim to care about the environment and planet - especially energy production, someone builds something like this that consumes unbelievable amounts energy and when we see dwindling supplies of fresh water in massive amounts used for something like this yes it does seem very irresponsible. Demeaning and calling people names who call him out on such an obvious failure shows you don't seem to understand the problems or if you say you do you're lying.

Jim Kelly's pool is solar powered and the water is recycled. I bet you waste more water than they do.

@@doublestrokeroll no way kellys wave is completely solar powered. do you realize the amount of energy it takes to run a huge electric winch while it pushes hundreds of tons of water. yeah nah mate, no way that thing is solar powered. if it was they would be mentioning it every 5 seconds because it would be one of the bigest solar farms in the southern hemisphere. and as for wasting water the best way to waste water is through evaporation, the best way to evaporate water is to lay it out over as much area as possible. so yeah nah, your wrong on both accounts there mate. there are a lot worse things going on in the enviroment though, not sure why people decide to pick on this.

@@freelectron2029 nope. not wrong at all.

DarkSagan kelly didn’t invent this There’s already 2 public wave pools in Texas

Thats a boredom I`d love to sample.

Ben surfed it. Way cool!! Kelly came through.