Still the best version! Some stank but a lot of the G1 toys were epic in their ability to actually look like the vehicle they were supposed to be, without too much bumpf.

I was going to post some funny comic strip or video I saw sometime ago on how to design those weird random sweatshirt designs or college/university apparel that has absolutely no meaning to lots of people using them, but I simply couldn't remember or find it anyways... if someone remembers this.

Nope, we just enjoy their videos.

Aptly put. Though these aren't really random military drills.

I know the subjects your alluding too (not the ones that you've mentioned). These drills are drills done by the Military Police, they take place every year during important periods in China. Before the the upcoming anniversary, before the government meetings…

okay carradine.

That Ken and Yoshihiro Takayama pic had me in stitches

are you for WRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYeal?

Something possibly not suited for a handheld is bad...

I dunno, there are so many games I like on the Vita right now! FFX, Spelunky, Thomas Was Alone, Stealth Inc, I've even been replaying Gravity Rush and Killzone Mercenary. I think the Vita library is stronger than it's ever been, to the point where I've been playing it a lot more than my 3DS lately.

I love my Vita, but fucking God, most of the people who develop ports for it are inexperienced nitwits. One laggy, messed up port after another.

Someone on Tumblr figured out how to fix the heels situation.

I think, largely, it was simply because it was one of the most popular games back in the day. When something like that's as popular as it was, no doubt a lot of furries will trace their start to Sonic.

And before Fire Pro Wrestling, he was the guy behind this little gem.

Projecting much? Holy shit.

April Fools! Everyone knows Zelda is a dude in green clothes.

"People have been asking for a Final Fantasy VII remake for the last 15 years but we didn't understand them because they were asking in English."

I really liked XIII and didn't think it was a flop at all, but even a big fan of the XIII trilogy like me got very tired of it by the end of Lightning Returns.

It's not that surprising considering PSP arguably had a stronger last years of its life than even Nintendo DS did as far as otaku games, anime tie ins, visual novels and JRPGs were concerned. NDS had more action RPGs in comparison.

As much as I like my Nintendo portables, it's surprising how robust the PSP's library was, especially for JRPGs and the like.