Resident Evil beaten as Jill!
These games are so much more fun with save states. Here’s hoping the PC version of the Resident Evil 2 remake doesn’t try to work against people with Cheat Engine.
Resident Evil beaten as Jill!
These games are so much more fun with save states. Here’s hoping the PC version of the Resident Evil 2 remake doesn’t try to work against people with Cheat Engine.

Resident Evil beaten as Jill!

These games are so much more fun with save states.  Here’s hoping the PC version of the Resident Evil 2 remake doesn’t try to work against people with Cheat Engine.

How do you feel about Blizzard making Soldier 76 gay?

Indifferent, mostly!

I haven’t been following it, really.   If they’re saying “We’re making this character gay” rather than “He was always gay”, then I think that speaks for itself as to how pointless it all is, but again–  no idea if that’s what they actually did.  Haven’t looked into it, and never cared about the character enough to want to look into it.

The Resident Evil 2 remake demo is bringing back memories of when I spent countless hours looking for secrets in the RE7 demo, but this time there’s a time limit of 30 minutes.

I wonder if this one has any secrets buried in it, because it took at least two days of people playing the final RE7 demo before they figured out how to consistently get the dirty coin.

I just watched the first episodes of Kakegurui and Hi Score Girls, and it’s as if they were anime specifically made purely for me.  I’m glad I’m finally discovering them now and looking forward to jumping into them!

drrrr

Rumiko Takahashi to Launch New Manga Series Early Next Spring!!!

thegreatklaid:

sinuyasha:

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From AnimeNewsNetwork: Acclaimed manga creator Rumiko Takahashi will launch a new manga series in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine early next spring. In the advertisement shown at right, the magazine teases, “A new ’Rumic World’ will finally be opened … She’s now hard at work on it. Please wait for more details!!” The advertisement specifically describes the new manga as a series, as opposed to a one-shot story or a mini-series.

In her career of over three decades, Takahashi created such manga series as Urusei Yatsura, Maison Ikkoku, Mermaid Saga, Rumic Theater, Ranma ½, One-Pound Gospel, and Inuyasha. Many of her works became internationally popular and inspired anime and live-action adaptations. As of March 2017, her works have a combined 200 million copies in print.

Most recently, Takahashi ended her RIN-NE manga in Weekly Shonen Sunday last December. The 40th and final compiled volume of the manga shipped in Japan in January. The Tsukuru Shuppan’s Tsukuru magazine noted in April that Takahashi plans to “begin a new work soon.”

@tangobunny you a fan?

Somewhat!  I loved Ranma and Urusei Yatsura, but never actually watched all of the episodes of them (or read all the manga).

She makes really cute character designs and world settings, but I sure wish their stories actually moved from that initial premise.  There’s only so many times I could handle “You are so uncute!  *pushes u into the water*” in Ranma before I decided it was time to stop.

The Japanese restream of AGDQ is more entertaining to watch, especially with auto-translate on.


While watching Serious Sam, there’s comments like  “The Egyptians wrote in the Kojiki that they had guns raised and moved fast”

I just finished Resident Evil again as Chris with the bonus costume I unlocked!
Playing the game again with the infinite rocket launcher and new clothes is super satisfying, especially as I still had all the notes I jotted down so I knew exactly...
I just finished Resident Evil again as Chris with the bonus costume I unlocked!
Playing the game again with the infinite rocket launcher and new clothes is super satisfying, especially as I still had all the notes I jotted down so I knew exactly...

I just finished Resident Evil again as Chris with the bonus costume I unlocked!

Playing the game again with the infinite rocket  launcher and new clothes is super satisfying, especially as I still had all the notes I jotted down so I knew exactly where to go.  I finished it in a few hours in a single night!

I beat all worlds of Super Mario Bros and Lost Levels in Super Mario All-Stars!
Rewinds are still a godsend to me. It makes the Lost Levels actually fun to sit down and play from start to finish within a couple of hours, rather than constantly dying...
I beat all worlds of Super Mario Bros and Lost Levels in Super Mario All-Stars!
Rewinds are still a godsend to me. It makes the Lost Levels actually fun to sit down and play from start to finish within a couple of hours, rather than constantly dying...

I beat all worlds of Super Mario Bros and Lost Levels in Super Mario All-Stars!  

Rewinds are still a godsend to me.  It makes the Lost Levels actually fun to sit down and play from start to finish within a couple of hours, rather than constantly dying and only playing a few levels at a time before wanting to take a break.

I can’t get enough of Splatoon’s style!

I’ve never really enjoyed the core gameplay of online matches, and really wish it had bot matches so I could play for fun offline, but I’ll always load it up to see a splatfest take place.

Getting a good ending in Bushido Blade is like those fake playground Mortal Kombat codes.
You have to beat the game, get a bad ending, play again as the same character, run away from the first opponent, fall off a bridge, keep running away for about...
Getting a good ending in Bushido Blade is like those fake playground Mortal Kombat codes.
You have to beat the game, get a bad ending, play again as the same character, run away from the first opponent, fall off a bridge, keep running away for about...

Getting a good ending in Bushido Blade is like those fake playground Mortal Kombat codes.

You have to beat the game, get a bad ending, play again as the same character, run away from the first opponent, fall off a bridge, keep running away for about 5 minutes while you go through several scenes until you find a place with a hole in the ground, then jump down– except there’s no jump button, so you just have to mash forward+R1+R2 a lot until you do a jumping attack and fall down.

After falling down, you have to beat the game without getting hit a single time, and fight ‘with honor’ by never hitting an opponent while they’re running away or on the ground, and then you get a different ending.

I have no idea how anybody figured all this out.  I can kind of understand the jumping down the hole thing, but even that just feels like a shortcut past the first few opponents, rather than part of a chain that gets you a good ending.

A New Years memory of mine:

Getting a DS for Christmas, and having Project Rub/Feel the Magic say “Happy New Year!” when starting it up at the start of the year.  Good times!

I did it!
I never beat Resident Evil as Chris before today, I always played as Jill in the past.
I did it!
I never beat Resident Evil as Chris before today, I always played as Jill in the past.

I did it!  

I never beat Resident Evil as Chris before today, I always played as Jill in the past.

I just played through Philosoma on the PS1, it’s a really solid space shooter!

I’m surprised I hadn’t heard more people talking about it, given that it was one of the launch year PS1 titles.

It’s one of those games that look kind of ugly in screenshots, but really cool in motion!

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