He left 20 “paelleras” (big frying pans for making paella) out next to the sea for cleaning purposes or sth. The sea was at low tide, however, and when he came back the tide came in and the “paelleras” were gone and he only found one of them.

I wish I knew what that conversation was really about...

Is that a good read so far? It sounds like it’d be pretty interesting!

You would be surprised how often I forget where I park.

You’re right in the sense that we really needed more than 13 episodes to really showcase all the girls. Admittedly, they did a good job overcoming that shortcoming by featuring them in their debut groups. Still, like in the original, when you have a cast that large and only so much time, it’s difficult to really…

Don’t forget Ragnarok Online xD

Are you not entertained by Dookie’s cute little noises? She’s the best character next to Ranran and has the best “egao dess.”

This is what I want with anime games (and what I’ve been working on in my free time). I want to see 3D backgrounds with 2D character art and some 3D elements (background characters could be 3D).

Danganronpa did do something similar, kind of. It's a really cool effect here, too :)

very doubtful he’d ever be willing to talk about it fully. I’m reading the “Untold History of Japanese Game Developers” right now, and many of them are unwilling to talk about the politics about stuff that happened 20 years ago, so =/

Usually, all of that is wrapped up within standard agreements that staff sign with companies.

Book? Hell no, I want a game. With all the I comprehensive story and twists of a Kojima game. An open world action game revolving around a brilliant game developer that has a mission to save the world from something stupid, and is thrown out of Konami as a consequence... And call it “Hideo Kojima presents: Hideo…

damn..i watched that whole thing..almost made me cry..really makes me take a look at my life, about those 3 things he talks about..liberty, love, and time....deep..and much truth to it all..

You are over thinking when you are animes. If you want to watch real life properties in anime’s then you should watch Graveyard of Fireflies.

My daughter (5 when she first saw it) and niece (2) absolutely loved the movie and watched it over and over. It targets a younger audience than many other Ghibli films, which can be alienating to some adult viewers.

There might be something wrong with you if you took Ponyo’s innocent story and made it into a perversive love story.

Children can’t love? It never implied a sexual love, so I don’t see how it’s projection.

As long as it still plays like Dragon’s Dogma, I’ll be happy no matter what.

The plan was/is a series of connected movies under Toriyama’s helm, as far I remember