Maldron

I liked blind al.

Better game, worse story. We had long discussions about it in the topic which you apparently did not read.

Nothing.

It stars Tenchi's younger half-brother Kenshi, 15 years after the events of the "Ryo-ohki" run's conclusion, on a completely different planet. They don't feature, but each of the ladies that pursue Kenshi are good in their own right.

I fell out of the manga, so i've been avoiding the anime. It hit that kick in the story where everybody had to train to level up with masters that were super leveled up who weren't good enough to beat the leveled up enemies, and I just stopped carin'. Felt like padding.

They've got episodes of Magi and Psycho-pass, as well as others, within a few days of their release in Japan. Also, a metric fuckton of Korean Dramas. But I don't watch that shiz.

Really? I've yet to stumble across one of these in english. Hell, I was even watching some Tenchi Universe and that was in Japanese - and that one was even aired on Cartoon Network ages back.

So, I've been kicking around on Hulu for anime to watch. It actually has enough that I've just been poking around, finding things as i go and seeing where my interest takes me. Tenchi Muyo: War on Geminar Gotta say, this show fully reminded me of why I used to look forward to Toonami in the afternoons. Leaving aside the shit that is GXP which the current Toonami is airing, the ridiculous comedy and action made me watch all thirteen 45 minute episodes in two days. All the Tenchi formula with mechs and a protagonist that knows how to kick ass? What's not to enjoy? Psycho-pass Psychological future horror taking place in a society where mental health can be scanned and quantified, leading to the incarceration of "latent" criminals as well as the wholesale execution of psychopaths. They've got a gun that makes bodies explode, but it's also got a whale of a villain. I can't wait for it to pick up again in January. From the New World This is that wonderful "let's fuck up some kids" style of post-apocalypse storytelling. It's already been played out in Japan, which makes the five episodes available on Hulu all the more frustrating. Takes place 1000 years in the future, with some fucked up scenes on what came before playing out in those episodes before the kids lives get overrun. Towa no Quon Japanese X-men take. That mostly sums it up, but it was full of action and emotional drama, and I couldn't help but force myself to watch all of the goddamn movies in a row before going to bed. Frankly, I'd recommend all four of these things. Anybody else with Hulu using it as an excuse to check out the new or old shit that's been around for forever?

Well, fine, but can it see why kids love the taste of cinnamon toast crunch?

I told him telling y'all would be a bad idea.

Most definitely hes somebody id abhor in person, judging by his vocal stances on myriad issues.

No, i mean ly's reasoned response to my goading.

Nope, not confrontational enough.

They've got all those lovely sequel books to explore later. Plus maybe some of the rest of his stuff. Comon, Maker Saga. Comon, fight about the value of his works outside of Ender's Game.

*Shrug* There's a bunch of legaleze on the back of most game discs and in most manuals letting you know that you're buying a license that they reserve the right to revoke.

All you ever buy is licenses. Doesn't matter if it's cartridge or not, all you ever get is a license.

EDF Vita on Jan 8th. This news is mostly only Newtype News, though NZA will feign excitement.

I have shifted my revengeance preorder to the limited edition that I might own the lamp.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtDGqsi7pGY&feature=youtu.be&t=7s

Red Dead Redemption was wonderful until you played with auto-aim off, at which point the game was revealed to be incredibly poorly controlled. Auto-aim made the game playable, without it was a hot fucking mess.

Only in the same room. Mh3u on 3ds has no online multi.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO om goes the dynamite.

It's not crossplay, it's remote play.