Ambition or hubris? I never can tell with these kickstarters.

Not even if it was Utaha.

Blame the patriarchy that forces them all to wear sexy stuffs.

And this is why I laugh when people blow Macross while hissing for Robotech.

I’ve been An_Enemy since split screen Perfect Dark on the N64. Had it on Xbox and Xbox 360.(bought 360 at release)

So...two years and you have one example? I’d throw Rocket League in there. Maybe Transistor. The rest fit into my description just fine.

That’s funny. I’ve had my PS4 for almost two years now and most of the games that are put up on PS+ are PC ports that you can get for $5 or less...on PC.

If you won’t say then I will. PS+ is not worth our money.

And then die from Trichinosis from eating the bear?

Can’t get into Gatchaman Crowds. I just find scissors girl to be incredibly annoying with no other characters stepping in to balance things out.

This is the toy I bought myself the other day. I challenge you for leadership of the clan, Fahey.

The absence of truck-kun is a missed opportunity. Leading cause of death in Japan.

Closest thing ever to a BattleTech movie.

Yeah, you’re right. You just ranted about how it annoyed and personally offended you in multiple posts.

The part you’re quoting pertains to when Japan nearly wiped it own culture clean while opening its shores to foreigners. Tattoos were not a thing in the west and, yes, nearly every white person that saw one would immediately think, “savage” or “uncivilized.” The west’s acceptance of tattoos is not that old. Maybe…

Hating trendy people is so edgy. I have to screen shot this or no one will believe me.

Slow news day on Jezebel equals a lot of comments on a Kotaku piece about a small city’s cartoon character poster fostering rape culture.

And people that are afraid for their lives blush bright red. What you’re saying is BS. You’re attacking art outside of any semblance of context and saying that’s fine because nonexistent rape.

I don’t see fear. I see the same body language and facial features every mangaka uses to depict an “innocent maiden” being embarrassed.