“ According to good Japanese table manners, your chopsticks should not touch the inside of your mouth, such as your tongue or lips. “
Really? So what, you just pinch the food with your teeth, then remove the the chopsticks, leaving the food in your mouth? That may work for more solid, ‘blockier’ food, but what about…

Same. I’m doing the institute stuff at the moment, but the other night I realised I just don’t care anymore. Played some Rocket League instead.

Or full denim, for that matter.

This is awesome, it’s like the (British) kids tv show Knightmare, but for adults.

Oh God, I’d forgotten I’d read this. What a horrific and terrifying concept!

I’d go further and say so much is lost when they get to the face. I think it’s quite difficult to draw a likeness in an anime style, without abandoning the hallmarks of that style significantly.

I think it’s implied that the kids rush her and pull her down.

This reminded me of Onimusha immediately. Possibly the closest you’re gonna get.

And Kent Brockman

Blade Runner 2 is being made...but probably a way off yet.

Wow. This one is kinda terrifying!

Needs some regular minecaft landscape surrounding it to give a sense of scale. Still pretty interesting, though.

The art style is fantastic, plays well against the humour in the text. I’d describe it as a 19th century lithographic style, FYI.

Or get lost when they were in charge of mapping the place. Or their first reaction to a completely unknown alien creature isn’t utmost caution but to say something like ‘come here baby, it’s ok’ like it’s a fucking kitten. Gahhh.

So if it’s dropping by 30-40 frames, how many does it run at?

He forgot the bit where you overshoot running up to the bench, end up climbing it, spinning around some, then trying to gently nudge your character off it.

The scale of the of the Super Star Destroyer seems ridiculous as well. Like, it’s totally dwarfing some small mountains in the background. Is that how big those things are in Star Wars?

Nevermind, just found out mods are coming to consoles in early 2016. Might be a little late for me, but still cool.

Is it at all common for a developer to roll-out a user made PC mod (or their own version of it) onto a console? Because I would love this.