I've been watching this all week.

They could use the ideas in this game to make the most amazing Shadowrun game ever. Imagine doing a run with your group, while friends on tablets control drones with a rigger and hack for you as a decker.

If they had Legos, the Freys would have had an easier time putting GreyRobb together in tonight's episode.

Only those truly worthy may wield it. Captain America and Beta Ray bill are the first ones that have used it that come to mind.

Renly is absolutely gay in the books. They just don't outright shove it in your face like the show does.

I hope they're lying and it's just a skin, while the real character is Azrael.

Ryuji Yamazaki was fighting with his hands in his pockets ever since Fatal Fury 3. In 1995. In 2D!!!!!

Pac Man was included with the console, at least the Atari I owned. I guess they're including those numbers too.

In related news, hundreds of comic book artists have shamefully ripped off the iconic cover to Superman's first appearance.

They dropped the ball by not getting Haruka Kudo to voice Arya in Japanese. Hell, she practically is Arya. Besides, just the fact that her nicknames in fandom are "loli-yakuza" and "mad dog chihuahua," should get her the part.

I just watched the movie The ABCs of Death, a short film collection each by different directors from around the world, 3 of which are Japanese, and 2 of which will absolutely make anyone who watches them just reaffirm their belief that Japan is a country of messed up fetishists. Seriously, I actually face-palmed when…

2013 was Year of the Bow. 2014: Year of the Dog?

I'm pretty sure I read somewhere there's a Metroidvania style Arkham game coming out for handhelds as well. Maybe that's the one Conroy is voicing.

I missed the AC3 glory hole DLC.

It was over a decade ago, but I friend and I had lunch at a place in Harajuku which looked very similar.

Blame Japan. They've tried to get the rights for the newer series, but the music licenses for them have become such a big deal that they can't afford them.

They're just slightly bigger than BT minis, so it's still a good way to get new Unseen for Battletech.

The best is probably still the TV adaptation of the horror manga Skyhigh. It worked out perfectly since the issues it adapted were anthology stories for the most part and could be told in single episodes.

Guess not. I can name Japanese movies, actors, bands, and idol groups all day, but the only think I recognized on that list is I know Lenfreid is some kind of cosplayer.

Clearly a Blanka fan...