dragonlibrarian9
dragonlibrarian9
dragonlibrarian9

The presence of the Sega Saturn in the 1987 Hazuki home has bothered me for the last 18 years.

I seriously think we need to just introduce caps on wealth at this point.

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I’m not surprised at all. Once again Southpark has the best explanation of this:

I fucking love Windjammers. Stoked to play it anywhere I want now!

It’s on DVD! Squee!

Oh man, Ronin Warriors! I had all the action figures! Sailor Moon was my first exposure to Anime. I even got up early to watch it before going to High School.

Ya like 80 mbs file size.  

I once tried to download what I thought was a DB Sub of Naruto or Bleach and when I opened it up it was Hentai... from then on I ALWAYS downloaded the torrents right from their sites and not one of those torrent sites. Luckily though that was the worst.  However I am glad I never have to look at bittorrent client

I’m glad I missed the bootleg era of western anime fandom but man those five hours to download a shitty sub of Evangelion off Limewire, those were the days.

Effing Limewire! Oh, such thieving good times. :D And the shadiness of those early anime fansites, and the early bittorrent downloads of fansubs & scanlations.... still amazed that none of my computers in those days came down with digital herpes after all that.

I remember that first brief early 90s wave— Ronin Warriors, lol! And Speed Racer, and Sailor Moon, and Pokemon was already here. I was just out of college, and was miffed that “Oh, NOW they’re bringing anime to America, so kids don’t have to beg/borrow/bribe/steal/airlift dubbed VHS tapes directly out of Japan to get

WTF has happened to Kotaku? It’s filled with mostly “Shared from” posts now—even posts from sites like Deadspin and Jalopnik that have nothing to do with gaming. Looks like my visits here are going to be very infrequent from now on.

That’s exactly what I heard.

Woah. I remember that commercial. 

My first reaction was “Cool, maybe we can get some uncensored sex-oriented games and start breaking the stigma around these things”.

Alright men, Let’s conquer these new Colossi.

Colossass would have been better.

more like Shadow of the Colassus, amirite?

Super Street Fighter II Turbo player “Killer Miller” proposed to the tournament’s winner “eltrouble,” only to discover that the latter had been carrying around a ring in his backpack for the same purpose. Our congratulations to the happy couple.