Have you read the Nausicaa manga? That could explain it.

It could be an age thing. I'm in my early 20's and I grew up with Kiki's Delivery Service on VHS. I watched that poor tape so much it's nearly worn out (but I still have it!) and that's why it's so memorable and one of my favorite Ghibli movies.

If you want an easy way to get into some non-Ghibli anime, I'd suggest watching Makoto Shinkai's movies. He's sorta known as a second Miyazaki over there. Anyway, I've seen 5cm per second (my favorite film ever) and Voices of a Distant Star which are both beautiful and heartbreaking. I have yet to see his 3rd movie…

For anyone who hasn't heard yet, Disney is releasing Howl's and Totoro on Blu-ray in May and you can start preordering them through Amazon now. Good news for me since Howl's is my absolute favorite.

Ponyo reminded me of watching Kiki's and Totoro as a kid, though it was technically more kid friendly since there was really no life threatening conflict. It was mostly beautiful and fun and everyone in the village took all the events in stride. I liked it, but not for the same reason I liked my favorite Ghibli films.

Yeah, I don't know about the model specifically but as a small chested girl I often attach the little plastic straps on strapless dresses because they won't stay up otherwise.

"Based On The PS4 Announcement, Would You Buy One?"

I seem to remember that the Tales of lead guy actually said that they were going to focus all their Tales of games onto the PS3 and handhelds recently. Poor 360 JRPG fans.

Even the multiplats tend to be a little better on the PS3, like Star Ocean International and Eternal Sonata PS3.

I was only vaguely interested in the game until I saw the English trailer, now I'm planning a day 1 purchase. I thought the commentary was hilarious in an exaggeratedly silly way.

Ah, reminds me of my college days. I could make a whole room of guys cringe just by loudly and exaggeratedly opening and closing my mouthing and making my teeth click together.

Line about feminism aside - isn't the argument that there were female executives, but none of them got to speak? If there were black, hispanic, latino, obese, and/or disabled executives that missed out as well then you question is valid, however if there aren't then it would be pretty hard to get speakers who don't…

Ugh, the mile run is the worst thing ever invented. Especially since I grew up in a desert where we were expected to run a mile in 100+ degree heat. I was awesome at swimming though, why couldn't we have the mile swim?

My mum unfortunatly suffers from the "looks pretty but can't take a good photo" while I suffer from the opposite. I for sure look average and my hair won't do anything I want, but for some reason as soon as I get in front of a camera everything smooths itself out.

I will also add my agreement, probably my favorite Tales game so far.

Tales of Vesperia is awesome of course, but I love you for mentioning Eternal Sonata. Gorgeous game that no one has heard of by the sound of it.

Judging by the "2-year agreement" bit in there, I couldn't buy myself a new Virgin Mobile phone and get the gift card, could I?

Man, there are a lot of (most likely Japan only) Vita games that are coming out. Tales of Hearts R, Tales of Innocence R, SAO, Project Diva F....I know the Vita isn't region locked, but getting a hold of all these games might be a bit of a hassle.

Well, I was implying attack terrier that went for the jugular. But you do have a point, beating someone to death with a dog would be a very poor dog situation indeed.

I haven't played the AC games, but I've watched/know the basic plot to all 3 and I was discussing with a friend that most likely Desmond is an "ancestor" as well and present day in the world of these games is very far in our future.