Artist: Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic | Track: Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin | Album: N/A (1976 Performance)
Japanese indie mystery and survival horror game Back in 1995, which is already available on Steam, is coming to the Nintendo 3DS, reports Inside. The game takes it visual cues from PlayStation 1 and Sega Saturn games and should evoke warm fuzzy nostalgia feelings for folks of a certain age.
The Official Studio Ghibli Hamburger Is Pitch Black
You know you’ve been waiting. I sure have. And here we are, an official Studio Ghibli burger.
When Your University Looks Like a Giant Toilet
Bet the students learn all kinds of shit there.
Windows 10 Update Makes For A Good Speedrun Prank
During SGDQ 2016, the charity speedrun event to benefit Doctors Without Borders, speedrunner Blood Thunder saw his BioShock playthrough get a sudden interruption.
Dragon Ball Turned into a Traditional Japanese Woodblock Print
This makes perfect sense.
Nintendo Wants Unreal Engine And Online Game Experience for App Development Jobs
Nintendo already released its first smartphone app Miitomo earlier this year. Now, apparently, it’s hiring more folks for future ones.
Student Makes Silly Contraption For Clean Air
Dorm life can suck! Especially if your roommates smoke and you don’t. One college student in Nanning City, China constructed a breathing contraption to combat secondhand smoke.
The Bleach Manga Is Ending Soon
Everything must come to an end, even Bleach.
Attack on Titan Season 2 Hits Spring 2017
Finally! The second season of the Attack on Titan anime will be aired next spring.
The River. Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan. By Nicolas Cheung.
The 31 Most Important Japanese Games Ever Made
Over the decades, Japanese developers have churned out a mind-boggling number of video games. Some are good, and some are bad. These are the thirty-one most important ones.
The Squid Sisters from Splatoon are the latest costume cameos for Super Mario Maker. Perfect for the underwater levels!
Dinner Porn Is A South Korean Internet Trend
It’s online. There are young, attractive people. But there’s no nudity. There’s no sex. But there’s a ton of food.
According to Nintendo.co.jp, there won’t be any new package retail Wii U games released in July or August in Japan. There are a few download-only and Virtual Console titles, but no big new releases. This could change, but there you go.
Deoksugung Palace. Seoul, South Korea. By Mike Hattsu.
