To be fair, anime often only color the lower lip (if at all). The reasoning is simple: The area where the lips take on a noticeable color is generally concave, and the upper lip’s colored portion is not as visible. In anime art, this is easily seen from a side view image, where the upper lip’s concave portion is…

obligatory: fuck kinja. =_=

I'm fine with the premise; the idea of people utilizing memories of their past lives is pretty nifty fantasy material if nothing else.

color me thoroughly amused. too bad they didn't post a video of it, i'm curious to see how the animation looks.

I've been watching a number of winter series, and I have to say, having only seen the first half of the season, I don't know that World Break could've been handled any worse... and I've never seen any of the rest of its media. It's a trainwreck from the very beginning, like they never heard of pacing or plot…

it's kinda bad that today's Era Of The SJW makes it hard to determine whether someone referencing knights and damsels is being sincere or cynical.

actually you kinda can be sure about nearly everything; all you need is a decrypted dump of the ROM and knowledge of ARM assembly...

guess I'm doing pretty well for KY, a few K over the median.

R and L are completely different in English, yes, and the Japanese r* is neither of them, but is used to represent them because it's the closest there is. Japanese r* is pronounced somewhere between English R, L, and D, but is not identical to any of them. Meanwhile, even the Japanese have different ways of…

So you're saying it's not politically correct for anyone to change their skin color to accurately portray someone from another race? Just because blackface was a thing that ignorant people did in the past?

moar chaika? moar chaika!

oh, that's not actually what I meant. I've never had any problems with it being too hot for my wrists or whatever; it's just that the amount of heat it generates means that noisy-ass fan is always running when I don't want it to, even in power-saving mode. =/

I'm still rocking that same model, with 8GB RAM. only thing i've done is swap the hard drive with an SSD, and install another SSD in the secondary bay. I just wish it weren't such a heat generator (at some point i'm gonna cut out that fake fan port and make it into a real one) and the fan weren't so noisy.

That's why I stick to desktop dev. C# ftw =x

Hah! My earliest game collection included KQVI as well, in addition to a top-down Jurassic Park game of some sort. I was running a Packard Bell with an i486, never did get to upgrade that CPU. Eventually I think I installed win95 on it and not long afterward the PSU blew up. =x

I went through the same stuff! Getting an upgrade to 8MB RAM was one of the most exciting days of my life at the time.

Duke3d had mouselook. I would sooner argue that mouse isn't what screwed up FPS, but rather, the transition to mesh-based 3D.

Honestly, I played Half Life back when it was first released and couldn't get into it, despite later playing HL2 and loving that. I still can't really get into the original HL at all.

Even Duke3D was still 'flat' 2.5D; the only difference was that they implemented slanted surfaces and fudged a z-axis for sprites.

that would be because the assets in this were taken straight from the original DS version.... the 3DS is capable of far, far better.