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more about #sanfrancisco Ackers thanks Brian Ashcraft: Did anyone read this as if Fahey was whispering..... as soon as i hear secret, the next words I read automatically turn into a whisper. more » QualityJeverage: Adjective noun is adjective! more » Sirazz: They probably have that thing that sends people up into the sky, that thingy they had in GamesCom I think. more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: I'm not enough a Final Fantasy fan to go to a concert with Final Fantasy music only, but One Winged Angel is a pretty nice piece. Liberi Fataly too. ... more » deanbmmv: I would love to see Uematsu/Black Mages live. But I'm geographically challenged for all the cool stuff. I do agree with other folks though OWA is a bi... more » Beld: I had the opportunity to see the concert in Baltimore and I need to reiterate just how good the arrangements that they perform are. Of all of the orch... more » Torusan: Seems like there's so many opportunities to hear One-Winged Angel, even outside official FF concerts, that it's kind of killed it for me. I'd be much ... more » bakagaijin: I think every Final Fantasy fan can say Uematsu-san's contribution to the music of Final Fantasy is immensely important, but there are a few things th... more » CMay: Missing these concerts is probably something I'll regret for a long time. I'm sure they would have been worth the cost of a flight and hotel, the pla... more » OtKyle: I'm going. I bought front row tickets the day they went on sale. Been waiting since 2004 when I went to the Dear Friends concert when I had a seat a... more » Skunky: A bunch of us are taking over one of the boxes at the concert, bought the tix the day they went available. more » AlexDitto: Listen to his "Piano Collections" quite often, and I'm in Silicon Valley for the summer, so I was excited about going to this. Unfortunately, I couldn... more » Neko_Tech: Of all the video rpg music that I fell in love even to this day (I even bought the cd @ amazon for little over $30 brand new) is Xenogears soundtrack ... more » skaven: I was there at the last Saturday show in Seattle. It was one of the most amazing shows I have ever seen. Only criticism was there was a bit too much ... more » Atheist Jew: Eh, I'm glad I'm not a huge Final Fantasy nut. I'm in San Francisco and would rather have the money to spend than see the performance. Additionally, b... more » (DEAD) Goldwings - Remembered for his bravery and heroism... xD: He came to Canada once, but Kotaku wasn't there to tell me about it at the time, so who knows when he's coming here again :[ more » Icemael: Wake me up when Michiru Yamane or Motoi Sakuraba has a concert. In Sweden. In Stockholm. When I have time to go. ...man, this is gonna be a long, ... more » octaslash: I'm surprised he hasn't done anything other than video games. more » Hamsfork: "You find the dark alley, you head through the unmarked door...you'll find...some very special surprises." Last time I was in a dark ally, I might hav... more » Blue Wizard 422: Capcom has much love for San Francisco. Is that where Capcom USA is based? more » -
#capcom
Capcom's Secret Dark Void Event Is Secret
If you are 21 and older and going to be in the San Francisco area on Monday October 12th, then Capcom might want you to do something regarding Dark Void - they just won't say what. More » -
#clips
This Is What You Missed At The Distant Worlds Concert
Renowned Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu rocked San Francisco last Saturday along with Grammy award-winning conductor Arnie Roth at the Distant Worlds concert. More » -
#nobuouematsu
Nobuo Uematsu Sells Out San Francisco
If you missed Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu in Seattle last weekend and you don't have tickets to this weekend's show in San Francisco, you'll just have to move to Japan and stalk him. More » -
#capcom
Street Fighter Club Punches San Francisco Right In The Face
With the game so close week can taste it, Capcom has decided to ditch the secrecy concerning their national Street Fighter Club events, with the latest event hitting San Francisco this Friday. More » -
#pawson
Capcom Focus Testing In San Mateo Friday
If you'll be in the San Francisco Bay area this Friday and seek to experience the exciting world of video game focus testing, Capcom could have just the opportunity you're looking for. More » -
#runesofmagic
Runes Of Magic Publisher Sets Up Shop In San Francisco
Next time we want a hands-on with a Frogster product we might not have to travel to Germany, as the Berlin-based online game publisher announces the founding of Frogster America in San Francisco. More » -
#metalgearsolid4
Metal Gear Solid 4: The San Francisco Launch
Just a scant hour ago I made the trek down to the Powell Street GameStop to take in the midnight launch of Metal Gear Solid 4. Upon arrival, I was greeted with a line that went halfway down the block and around the corner. Roughly seventy five to a hundred and people waited patiently for the doors to open so they could once again get their hands on their beloved Solid Snake. First in line was lucky Kiattikhun Ratanatharathorn, known as "Bank" to his friends (pictured after the jump) who had been waiting for his prize since 6pm. He was accompanied by his friend James Demonico who wasn't actually there for the game but he owed "Bank" money so he came along for the ride (now I guess we know why they call him "Bank"). More » -
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#legoindianajones
Indiana Jones and the Giant Lego Boulder
Reader cashius22 spotted this and I can't resist. It's Lego, and it's Indiana Jones and therefore, it is on-topic. More » -
#crisiscorefinalfantasyvii
My Shin-Ra Electric Power Company ID Card
As you might have read earlier, I attended last night's launch of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII at Sony's Metreon Center in SF. While the lucky first hundred people got t-shirts, and some even won some great raffle prizes, anyone was allowed to go up and get their complimentary Shin-Ra Electric Power Company ID card. Being firmly in the "anyone" crowd, I stepped up to claim what will sure to be a valuable money maker on eBay some day. They snapped a quick photo and then we got to wait about twenty minutes while the thing processed and Voila... we were presented with our nifty prize in a little labeled envelope. As you can tell from my photo, I am an employee not to be trifled with.
