Sadly half of Americans can't find New York on the map, and this was from a National Geographic Survey. So yeah it sad and shows how our education has been failing on that there is a music outside of US that is more cooler then most of the crap coming out here.

Now all we need is for European royalty to steal the style from K-pop stars and the circle is complete.

That is totally plausible. Also this isn't going solve China's social issue (forced demolitions, jailing petitioner, Tibet, etc...)

Yeah it does seem like it.

So you don't mind if the NSA look at your email conversation, what you're doing on your gaming session. Also the NSA spying program didn't work, if it did, then why didn't the program stop the Boston massacre before it happen (then 5 people would've been alive today), why didn't the NSA spying program stopped school…

So you're OK with NSA spying on your phone conversation???

and let's not forget dissidents (Ai Weiwei, Liu Xibo), Ugyhurs, petitioners, and Tianammen Square student protestors.

I'm not surprised, I've seen a lot of funny engrish word coming out of Japan.

Oh my goodness, Japan and their engrish.

This was brought up on ANN, look what Jon Stewart did that one ANN user took notice:

oh, I assumed that picture was yours, way to spoil it.

Mecha-Godzilla, good job creating that!!! I'm sure Toho Studio in Japan would be pleased.

Cue FOX News saying the gamer did the fire and make the heroic crap to divert attention from video game violence in 3...2...1

Whoa really!!!??? For real???!!!

Also I think the author forgot that Trey Parker, one of South Park's creator lived in Japan, he speak fluent Japanese and his first wife is Japanese.

Yeah I stop following them after their credibility has been questioned.

Love that movie a lot!!!

Mainstream criticism meaning if these media made a big deal out of it:

Huffington post

I seem to agreed with this article, I'm hearing something about false rumour of other game like Shenmue III and Half-Life 3 turning to be hoax:

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-11-2…

If it get's more mainstream criticism, then that's how you measure "flak".