Oh you know we’re gonna blame you if we see a Nintendo console on the RDR2 title card.

At this point on Friday, Valve will release a trailer for Half Life 3.

Stranger Things have happened.

That would be pretty awesome.

I heard from my wife’s brother’s girlfriend’s sister’s mother’s cousin John that Half-Life 3 will be a launch day exclusive.

American EDM producer and noted Japanophile Porter Robinson
just released a short anime film called Shelter, which he made along with A-1 Pictures. It’s about a girl living alone in a simulation that her father created for her. Shelter’s music is a light, synthy pop and the animation is pure delight.

I’m going to build such an amazing Ice Wall, believe me, and I’m gonna make Pharrah pay for it.

What has Mercy ever done for this country? She’s not even American. Runs around, healing, which I’m told is “support”, I don’t buy it. Can’t even shoot rockets. Sad!

Bakemonogatari, I think is an acquired taste.

When it first came out and I tried watching it, I had a hard time enjoying it because of all the disorienting changes in the scenery, angles, and points of view.

But yeah couple years later, burnt out on the plethora of anime that all seem to be too much alike in fanservice,…

I do. But I also love Bakemonogatari, which some people say is flawed in that regard. It’s such a hard line to walk—would Senjougahara (or Hanekawa for that matter) be as interesting if she wasn’t this insane ping-ponging between hot and cold? That anime ventures far, and maybe too far, into fan service territory, but…

The real mystery here isn’t how EA could make such a simple mistake, but how did Sunderland win their opening 3 games?

Hitagi Senjougahara, followed closely by Nana Osaki.