Ubisoft is having an awesome year with explaining things.

Show-off.

It's a New² 3DS Limited Edition.

I guess this is exactly the same grudge that has compelled Japanese people to buy all those Apple products? At least you're right about one thing. >_>

On one of the legs of a pair of jeans seen in Shibuya.

The kind of swordfighting you see in movies and TV shows, where everything is graceful and balletic and entertaining, is fiction. Nobody ever fought like that. The real thing was messy.

Wouldn't your cat try to eat it due to all the exposed muscle?

As a dog, I find this absolutely absurd.

I would like to take this opportunity to confirm for the record that I am also a cat.

Anyway... from a personal standpoint, I'm not too bothered. I don't really like Pokemon, and Tekken comes below Virtual Fighter, Street Fighter, King of Fighters and Arc Systems games from a fighting game perspective.

This guy just came for the Hotdogs, he has no idea what's going on

Zettai Ryouki.

Obligatory (We miss you, Owen)

It was really cool, an a good singing. It only could be more perfect with actual instruments.

The notion that a slice-of-life comedy needs a resolution or some sort of typical plot structure is just so wrong .. i have seen many comedies like Kawai complex and enjoyed every one of them to the fullest even when knowing so well there won't be any resolution or plot .. which shows that some people are so hung up…

This show is not only damn funny, but also one of the more realistic representations of every day life in high schoolers/young adults. Every episode it was either something I could personally relate to from my high school years or it was something I witnessed firsthand.

On a very personal note: I was lucky enough to hear Satoshi Kon speak at an early screening of Paprika once. He was truly a singular man.

This was all I could think of from the moment I laid my eyes. In hindsight, I wish I'd added "intensifies" before altering the layers, but I guess it's obvious enough.

Here's the full press release, for those playing along with the home game.