Oh jesus why didn't I take Japanese back when I was schooling. I could have done so for 4 friggin' years.
Still, this is a dream job to quite a few, and to those who do get it, man, you guys are luck-ee.
Ninja Gaiden 2 on Master Ninja. Un-friggin' beatable.
I forgot which installment of the Touhou series Flandre was in, but killing her is an exercise in patience itself.
アニメソングDon't forget this (Didn't see it listed): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDN2jh9TRYU
And this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXGelMc575c&feature=related
And this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNRYnaoLjf8
^^
ボロボロ東京There are run down houses where I stay too, but frankly, (I may be being a little bit of a heartless dick here) would like to see SOME of them torn down, but only the ones in the city district.
I also visit 2ch, and I haven't seen such a thread myself. 2ch even has the J Saimoe 08 to focus on now, why would they praise someone who MURDERED 7 people in cold blood.
The media seems to have some manner of prejudice against two things: Gamers a...
Well, we here in Singapore are safe from Natural Disasters...
But the aftershock of a major one in a major country can really shake us up bad, so we win one way and we lose in another.
First it was games and now anime.
I wonder, does the media have some personal vendetta against the Otaku? 'Cause it seems nowadays these are the two most prominent stereotypes for violence.
I hope the injured pull through, death penalty on that moron, seriously.
I mean, Akihabara has been a place of much controversy lately, and idiots like him have to come and ruin Otaku Haven even further.
OMG, VOID LOLI ON A 8800GT, DO WANT.
But, actually, on a personal basis, I am more of a console gamer, I don't have to worry 'bout compatibility with those.
マクロス VS ギアス VS ガンダムI was never really big on Gundams, I do, however, love Code Geass and Macross, but seeing as Macross has a little more history and lore to it, I tend to lean towards it more.
The political intrigue in Code Geass is what gets me interested though, ev...
