Ghost in the Shell refers to the basic question of the entire franchise. Do you still have a soul if your entire body has been replaced by mechanical parts? Is there a ghost in that shell?
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I would argue that the things that are not apple are the only things worth owning.
A lot of time it's the failure and lack of direct translation between the languages. Some words in Japanese have no English equivalent and therefore get strung together. Syntax and sentence structures as well are different and create odd sounding titles as certain verbs, adverbs, etc aren't used. Some times it is out…
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Sean Baptiste, like a great many people, often turns to humor as a means to cope. Learning that a sample of his…
Never trust Street Chicken (tm)
I would love to see an interview with Michiru Yamane: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michiru_Y…
She's sure to have some interesting stories, having been a major part of gaming music in Japan since the late 80's. And if people in the states think the industry is misogynistic over here, man they have no clue what an…
It's worth noting that Tech Romancer is the brainchild of Shoji Kawamori, he of Macross and Escaflowne fame.
You're playing a shooter. Some Marine stands in front of you, barking out commands. Whatever he's saying doesn't…
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When I was a kid in the days of the original Street Fighter II, the plots in fighting games consisted of the…
how is it wasted on Wii U? Nintendo were the only company willing to fund it. They deserve it!
Seriously? What can't that Maynard James Keenan do!!???
I MISS City of Heroes!!
When you create one of the most treasured franchises in video game history, what do you do next? When you work on…
Obvious troll is obvious. But hey, it's better than them saying "It's coming out November 21st, 2014. Nope. Delayed to February 2015."
At least 13 games I'm interested in on this list!
QUOTE | “Consoles seem extremely rigid and limited in terms of what you can actually do as a developer.” - Former Rovio games division head and Remedy co-founder Petri Jarvilaehto talking about why he thinks mobile, not console, is “the most exciting area to work in games right now.”
I find it funny that your thinking music is a SEGA game!