I feel that all too well. I’m running both Shadowrun and Pathfinder 2e, and juggling that alongside Baldur’s Gate is tough. Both games desire so much development time.

Almost every military base I was on during my time in the Navy had an arcade, it seemed. 

I honestly think D&D hasn’t had enough material. I love all the options, monsters, and weird rules they can throw at me. And if I don’t like it, I just don’t use that option. 

The series recounts the events of 94 and 95 loosely.

Hey, ANN has this wrong. Goenitz, Iori, and Kyo are part of the Orochi Saga of KOF 96 and 97, which this movie is based off of. None of this NESTS.

As long as they have NPH do a costume change every other scene, I’d certainly be game!

Nobody had expected Sol to blink.

(Louie the Rune Soldier, that is.)

However, the manga and novels do clearly place it in Alecrast, the continent that Lodoss breaks off of during the battle of Phlaris and Kardis. (Although they do mention that knight of Ramilearth...) All of which comes from the Sword World RPG setting.

“What if the singularity wasn’t singular?”

Obviously, we have stumbled upon the plot of PSO2 the Animation. Young teenagers join the extracurricular afterschool Phantasy Star club, only to discover the guild that is at the heart of the club across all of Japan (And I mean, the world too... obviously PSO2 will be a worldwide phenomenon in the anime) is actually…

No, it was no new Shogo. But I did smile a bit when I heard Armacham Industries. Sadly, I didn’t see a Ordog VII to steal and fight the supernatural.

Orbital Bombardments really do the trick. Once the Y-Wings take down their shields, bombard them.

I have to say... the one detail I absolutely love from the TNG Opening that I think makes that intro stand out to me is at about the 1:30 mark where if you look at the bridge portion of the ship, you can see people walking in the conference room windows. That SFX has always wowed me (And is present in the older shots,…

That looks like it’s using Fantasy Flight’s combat system - the one they use for X-Wing, as well as Decipher’s Star Trek and D&D game. If that’s the case, consider me quite interested.

Everything I’ve seen has led me to believe it was always sunny....

Now I know where to place my XCOM (with or without the hyphen) base.

"Reed ridiculed my kill to death ratio... IN DOOM! Now they will know my furious typing!"

Is it bad that I just imagine this story being depicted like Luke shooting the missiles into the Death Star?

The using V:tM to explain all things vampiric resonates well with me. I have more Mind's Eye Theater books than I should admit to having.