True. Japanese society is largely ethnically homogeneous, so it makes sense that it would be difficult for them to procure an entire cast of German-descended actors who would then presumably speak Japanese in a German setting, but ... America does not have this particular excuse. Although we use it all the time.

This is exactly why I haven’t finished. I was very close too. I’m actually slowly going back at it between playing Splatoon.

“Just too expensive, and not enough games.”

“Yanks”. I see you.

I’m not really sure how that is rendered ironic in any way by this story. More than that, it just seems confusing.

What looks “More adult” about these?

Do you prefer Pokeball-with-eyes?

Hey! One more heads up. It’s not a Disney release but it’s still a Miyazaki discount! Lupin the 3rd: Castle of Cagliostro Blu Ray preorder is also down to $15 from $30!

Hey! One more heads up. It’s not a Disney release but it’s still a Miyazaki discount! Lupin the 3rd: Castle of…

This is Twitch’s fault, BTW.

Which is, undoubtedly, a Hot List. Also half these games were either shit or never came to fruition.

I agree!

Thank you. Yep.

See, I’m totally okay with that. The otaku problem in Japan is very real.

In these comments: Western anime “experts” insult and deride a veteran of the industry because they didn’t like his last film, and try to form some kind of contradiction in commenting on the state of your industry and still producing content for it.

Anno is still very much its Rockstar godking, though. Particularly with Miyazaki leaving the industry.

You are incorrect.

Uh... No.

This, to me, appears to be an artifact from when the game was being built with PC players in mind, who are primarily about a foot away from their monitor.

Are you... Calling me a bro? I resent that.

Same. Question 2.) Did you have an N64 at the time? I mean in no way to imply you’re not “getting it” because of experience for the record. That argument is lame.