That is correct.

Pffftttt. I didn’t spend countless days pirating music on dial-up Internet only to have some fancy “Institute” tell me my favourite file extension is dead.

Why Arcades Haven’t Died In Japan

^This. Thank you, good sir.

“But the horse is dead!”

I don’t think the writer is Asian despite the structure being made to sound the way Asian’s with limited English grammar talk. It is too consistent and well-worded to be from someone with a limited grasp of English grammar. If it is a legitimate release of classified hacking tools, then it is probably someone on the…

I couldn’t help but read it in the voice of Cookie Monster. But I have a 4 year old, so...

So, like in Japan?

the catch is you have to use Opera

Maybe. If not, his wife has done well for herself. She’s Naoko Takeuchi, the the creator of Sailor Moon. I’d say between them, they’re doing okay!

tl;dr

I think I found an effective cost cutting solution.

Agreed.

I think they missed an opportunity to have the fight camera take the form of a security cam in the store. The camera in that tight space was terrible, and they had a perfectly good (and artistic) excuse to make it a fixed cam perspective.

Agreed on the 1985 part, but on the subject of returning to 1955 I think the movie has earned that by that point, because it’s shown you two time periods that are entirely new and completely tonally different.

Yeah, I know that BTTFII came first (or... did it?), but Primer really staked this ground.