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Metal Geass Solid: Sons of Britannia
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The LOLWUT Of Suzumiya Haruhi
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Metal Geass Solid: Sons of Britannia
"Suzaku, listen to me... He didn't betray the people. No... far from it. He was a hero who died for the world..."
Fate/Stay Olympics
Heroic Spirits known as Athletes gather to compete to the death in order to obtain the Holy Gold Medal. This is Fate/Stay Olympics...
The LOLWUT Of Suzumiya Haruhi
What if...the main cast from The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi swapped genders...?
The Waterbottlegate Scandal
Sir David Frost sat down with Setsuna-san to discuss Waterbottlegate...
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Jul/0920
Jul/0920
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Posted by: Shin
I've never been much of a Hatsune Miku fan let alone one of rhythm games due to poor hand to eye coordination skills on my part, though I felt compelled to give this title a run. I expected this to be no more than SEGA's attempt to cash in on the VOCALOID craze, though to its credit, Project DIVA turned out to be a much better game than I had anticipated.
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May/0911
May/0911
I’m Glad Sengoku Basara Became The Anime Instead
Posted by: Shin
Having played Koei's Sengoku Musou long prior to Sengoku Basara, I had accepted the former as having the "official" designs and history(regardless of how loosely based) That said, I like Capcom's take on the whole epic (for the most part) and felt theirs are far more suited in an anime. Here are comparisons of certain key characters from both games, and by the end of it, hopefully you'd agree with me the Sengoku Basara would have translated better as an anime.
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Mar/0915
Mar/0915
Idolmaster SP
Posted by: Shin
Ever played a game that pretty much consumed you whole for days on end? I now completely understand the reason why people like Kentaro Miura can subjugate themselves to reclusion just to have a go at Idolmaster. The one game that I felt Xbots could claim as their own over Sonyfriends has finally made its way to the PSP, though limited bandwidth and Namco's asshattery prevented me from getting a hold on this earlier, though the wait was more than worth it.
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Oct/0829
Oct/0829
Macross Ace Frontier: Kyun Kyun, Kyun Kyun, Watashi Wa Pairotto!
Posted by: Shin
Having glued myself to this ever since it was released, I managed to pry away from the PSP to string together this rudimentary review on the much anticipated game based on the Macross series from Namco Bandai.
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Sep/0894
Sep/0894
Code Geass: Lost Colors AKA The Game That Would Have Made Sunrise More Money Than Blu Ray Sales Of Both Seasons Combined If It Was An Eroge
Posted by: Shin
Despite having gotten hold of this game way back when it was released circa March, I never got around playing this visual novel spinoff of the ever so popular Code Geass, solely due to my poor understanding of moonrunes. Giving it a go once again 5 months down the road, my comprehension of the Japanese language has only but slightly improved, which is still insufficient to truly savor this gem, though this time around, I had access to a 100% complete save file...
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Aug/0826
Aug/0826
Renai Blogger Revolution
Posted by: Shin
I'm probably the last person on the internet to feature this, but I finally got around completing Hinano's eroge visual novel after a thirty minute run, which had me craving for more. If you're wondering about the odd title, that's because I named it after this. But that's another story best kept for some other time. Also, I'm now a Natsuko fanboy.
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Jun/0833
Jun/0833
How Do I Made Girlfriend?
Posted by: Shin
Managed to pry myself from playing golf on the PSP to lurk the internets in search of my weekly quota of dolphin healthcare material, and luck had led me into chancing on this great software which allows for the creation of your very own 3D girl, aptly titled 3D Custom Girl. Haven't properly checked out every nook and cranny of this game(?) but after a trial of about 30 minutes, I was quite impressed with the amount of customization options available at one's disposal, though quite lacking when it comes to facial feature modifications. Then again, this is hardly Oblivion.
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