Oh, I see it's been a while since my last anime update. What I've been watching lately: Stellvia - The main character, Shima's, design reminded me a little of Azumanga Daioh 's Osaka at first. They're from different character designers though, so it's probably coincidence. Funnily enough, Shima is a...

Well, I for one loved the Summon Night (Swordcraft Story) games. And this game looks like it'll be fun too. The email sounded interesting in any case, so I've added it to my games-to-buy list.

*nodnod* But they should bring their own games over to the rest of the world. I'd like to see some of the Shin Megami RPGs.

That's the third game in the series, right? Oh yes, I'd love to play that game

Here you go, Kino: http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a115/kimik000/electpluslight.png Red and blue as usual for USA politics. Green = city lights at night. So cyan means a 'blue' city, and yellow means a 'red' city. Sorry for the artifacts at the edges of the map and image; the two original maps had...

Yes, it must've been Wolfenstein 3D. I really got into FPS games back then and played most of them (including modpacks and extra maps etc.) up until the Quake II, Hexen II era.

I know what you mean. It's just that English language and American culture are dominant nowadays, and people regard it as cool/superior/in/cosmopolitan. It happens all over the world I suppose. What you describe has been happening in Europe and Japan for decades now. In some way you could see Japane...

Ah okay. I didn't know it was called seaweed paper as well. I've only known it as nori.

Then again, half the forum already uses Japanese sometimes, and written in kana/kanji too.

It's actually called 'seaweed paper'? Not 'nori'?

I liked Golden Sun a lot for its puzzles and interesting story, and many sidequests (i.e. deviations from a linear story). Golden Sun: The Lost Age is much the same, so I expected to like it just as much. Maybe I got tired of the puzzles, maybe it's because there are two (maybe more) dungeons that a...