I know, though he was asking about the video. Also Nichijou's mangaka did release, like, a volume of Helvetica Standard for real :D
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Well, My Ordinary Life of course!
It's actually not that long at all. It's only 6 volumes(in comparison Gantz, that I recommended above, is up to 36 volumes and it's still not finished(though it's already in the last stretch)), so it's nothing compared to The Wheel of Time.
No problem, man, and happy to help!
Kinja strikes again!
If you like sci-fi, then I have some recommendations!
You and me both, my friend, you and me both!
Man, that is seriously bad ass. You have a link to a bigger version?
Like others, I have a ton of wallpapers on rotation. But here are some of my favorites:
Well in Japan the Persona games don't even bear the SMT name. So they are kinda different.
You could always buy it, and play it on an emulator if your pc is up to it.
Well, yeah, it's not Oni 2, but in the world of shooters this is probably the closest you'll get. I actually like this game a lot, the action is really well designed and, more importantly, the levels are superbly designed around your abilities. It's awesome :D
If he's thinking of the game I'm thinking about, then it's made by cavia for ps2. It's pretty dope.
More like 'Suupaa Mario Burazaazu'... but, yes, exactly! :)
I guess... ;(
Well, definitely closer to P 3/4 than DSO. I mean DSO is an SRPG, the others are more traditional JRPGs. If you've played Strange Journey or Nocturne then it'll probably be closer to that, minus the first-person dungeons(in case of SJ). If you don't have that frame of reference then imagine Persona-like battle system…
Wow, that's pretty horrible...
Well, you did referenced my argument when you quoted my "reductive"... but that's neither here nor there.
Now who's making the straw man? What I called reductive was your representation of Bake's plot, nothing else. And well, the core of your argument still seems rather weak. You assuming something has no meaning or is trying to convey something, just because you don't understand it, isn't a compelling argument.