multiple delayed games and not like recent news, absolute shit post

Banishers got moved to February 2024.

okay... so then everything you buy in general feels more expensive? I am sure people in Japan must want to off themselves anytime they buy anything

Lmao you need to stop getting your information secondhand

Hagane isn’t a blockbuster exclusive. That was a false claim that was made by Mike Matei during one of his videos, the rumor spread like wildfire though. If you look into information debunking the blockbuster exclusive thing, you’ll find magazine scans that allowed you to order the game.

I, uh, am not sure I would want Nobuhiro Watsuki hanging out with my kid.  

You know what? I’d prefer this rather than staffs touching my food without gloves..

just a new Dynasty Warriors title. Nothing to see here.

Someone should build a go-kart reserve and set them free.

That rapid movement you see when he’s in bed ain’t his eyes, though. XD

I hope nintendo burries them. There’re already enough ganjins goofing around and being idiots in central tokyo without them dressing up like clowns and driving slow ass karts in the middle of trafic.

Having been to Akihabara I totally get the stab at foreigners and their backpacks. I never understood the complete lack of common sense/courtesy seeing a foreigner with a gigantic camping backpack try to navigate through an Akihabara shop where an isle is about 1 meter wide. If one of these people goes in a store,…

if you’re looking to pick up retro games at a halfway decent price stay FAR FAR away

Beppu reminds you that Earth is alive, something you can barely forget in Japan. Every crack in the pavement is blowing steam, or so I remember. And you won’t go there without visiting the Jigoku, the so-called hells of Beppu, that all feature their own special natural attractions, be it a geyser, crocodiles, or a…

Pretty sure the dude in the Totoro costume is nice and warm tho

I’ve caught myself referring to Kyushu as “back home” more than once so I feel yah.

Winter Wonderland. Shirakawago, Gifu Prefecture. By Charlez Chong.

The Wait. Tokyo, Japan. By Daniel Chan.