Gurren Lagann, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (2012), Summer Wars, Wolf Children, A Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Persona 4 The Animation. Go for it.

Or you could watch the original Gundam, which is Code Geass made 20 years ago minus eye-magic.

I loved the entire JoJo anime series, to be honest. The first part felt so refreshing for me because the main character was a cultured gentleman that embodies genuinely heroic ideals instead of being your average whiny shonen brat who may or not have a pseudo-cynical attitude.

Reminds me Sänger Zonvolt's Dygenguar with the Aussenseiter from Super Robot Wars Original Generation. Then again, they are inspired by Odin, iirc.

One of the best games in general I've ever played, hands down. It's pretty much fighting over the title "Favourite Mecha Game" with/against Super Robot Wars OGs2, Tech Romancer and Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3. However, X is coming to the Wii U next year, so who knows how that will turn it. I hope it will be just as…

Yeah, I still find it bullshit the fact that Konami released Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on the European PSN while it has already been on the American PSN for MORE THAN 4 YEARS.

That's strange. Have you used tutorials on the internet and a genuine American address, like a mall or something?

There's still some love and hype regarding this, but it's just not very big at the moment. But believe me, the love and attention will come sooner or later.

You can always create an American PSN account ;)

One of the most awesome games I've ever played, and one of the most awesome games I've missed out on back in the days. I really, really hope Capcom will port it to the PSN, in the near future. A sequel would also be fine.

While Super Robot Wars games are very similar to the plot of Pacific Rim "Army with giant robots face against their giant oppressors or enemies from a different dimension or ... somewhere outside Earth", there's also the upcoming X for the Wii U. It's developed by Monolith Soft, and it looks REALLY awesome! It looks…

Well, we might see a return of Super Robot Wars OG games in the future. It's possible, especially now that Pacific Rim is likely becoming a success and it has caused quite some hype and popularity when it comes to giant robots.

What about the Super Robot Wars games? Especially the OG games, since some of them got localized. However, with the popularity of Pacific Rim there is a chance that the recent installment of SRW OG, OGs2 for the PlayStation 3, can get localized. And to me the Super Robot Wars OG games are one of the few games that…

I've always been fascinated by such hairstyles, but too bad I'm born with hair that's incapable of standing high for too long, even with the use of hair-gel.

"if you can make a woman feel bad about herself you can sleep with her, but it just isn't working tonight."

Ideally, I wished to hear the announcement of a localization of 2nd Super Robot Wars OG for the PS3 from Namco Bandai, just like the others of Operation Hotblood desire.

I don't think gender is a social construct, because that would deny the existence of transgenders. If people can identify them as being either woman or man despite their genitals or lack of it, then it means that gender isn't merely something made up by mankind.

Heh, not even a mention or recommendation of Super Robot Wars games. That's sad to hear.

1. Fire Emblem: Awakening, one of the best SRPGs I have ever played. It's currently on par with the Super Robot Taisen Original Generation games imo.
2. I haven't gotten much time to play Valkyria Chronicles and Gundam Extreme VS as of now, but this summer I'll definitely get my non-existent Japanese on and play VC…

It's called "Gainaxing". It's being done for sexualized and comedic purposes in Japanese animation and video games for years. It's not that big of a deal, or at the very least it's not something shockingly new in the gaming industry.