Looking forward to some sweet Hulk Hogan action. Definitely one of the more fun monsters in the Persona games.

Yeah, that breastplate looks a lot more realistic. I'll allow that some of the characters would choose pretty armor over survivability because reasons. I'll also allow that the girl in the pink armor totally got what was coming to her with her poor lance form.

When speaking of knights and female armor, I (like many, I suspect) think of the ever-so-impractical chainmail bikini—armor that covers nothing but the naughty bits. Thus I am always happily surprised to see relatively realistic-looking female armor in anime. The jousters in Walkure Romanze all wear solid,…

Japanese has various forms for almost every word.

Ironic. I saw this on my local TV channels here in Australia, yet I cannot view this on the internet.

No.

I put my wallet in the front-right pocket with the keys above them (away from leg), so I don't get poked... The phone goes in the front-left pocket with my handkerchief so it don't get damaged. Nicely balanced, can sit down without a lump, unlikely to scratch my phone with my keys.

Well, I was kind of ignoring this game until now. This video gives me a reason to think again.

Interesting theory, but I think the truth is that it's some sort of trademark. If you look at the cup noodle mascot, you'll see it has two rows of exclamation marks on it, one each at top and bottom.

This is exactly what I've got now. My favorite part about it is the nice heavy spool that holds the cable in place.

I suspect the point worth making is that there was more than one joke going on there.

Hmm, with all that pieces of upright wood on the front of the new building, I guess that's what you'd call a ... Post Modern Design?

I have no idea what just happened in that video, but it was beautiful.

Intellectual Property. Fancy lawyer speak for "this bunch of ideas is my territory and I own it."

Luke was referring to a graph table that was not included in this article, but was in the source article.

It's a percentage of the projects whose funding completed in 2012 and had an estimated release data in 2013.

UnSub has for a few years now been tracking the progress of successful Kickstarter video game campaigns (only those that actually hit their funding target).

I checked on that. Anything that had an official release date in 2014 or later was not included in the data.

I'd prefer my JRPGs to just not have random encounters at all. The option to turn them off is usually no option because the game is designed with grinding on random encounters in mind.

If I remember correctly, the reason I've never finished FFX-2 (despite finishing FFX and FFXII), was the requirement to complete all the mini-games to get the "best ending". I got stuck on something in the lightning bolt area and just lost all interest from there.