Toshi Nakamura's saved articles

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#sixseasonsandamovie Read more

Japanese media cites people's age all the time. I'm no cultural scholar, but I think it's originally done to establish seniority. Now it's done out of habit. Read more

It should be noted that Hearts of Iron III was an utterly disappointing game with atrocious AI problems and a tendency toward absurdly unrealistic outcomes, a problem that seems to plague the Clausewitz Engine as a general rule (with the notable exception of Crusader Kings II, which finally got the problem under… Read more

" One 30 year old gamer speculated that " Read more

I like the concept, but would like the resolution to apply to anyone with a Twitter account at all. Read more

I hope they explained why everyone in that room didn't just friend each other and move on with their lives. Read more

>Create an extra account Read more

Once again, the city is saved thanks to... The Powerpuff Girls.

How many deadly game anime/manga do we need. I hate this trope so much, ugh. I'll definitely pass. Read more

Sounds interesting enough. I'll bite :D Read more

DARPA and some of the other skunk works for the U.S. military are already well under way with research for this too. Military pilots can already use something similar in the more advanced visor displays. I'm sure other countries are well underway with similar research as well, as full situation awareness in combat… Read more

In Sakurai's opinion, the use of head-mounted displays like the Oculus Rift or Project Morpheus, while they may be good with free-moving FPS games, are better suited for games where the direction of movement is fixed, like with driving games. "Because, having two concepts of direction – like with movement of a tank… Read more

Been a fan of Oishinbo for a long time, and I'm glad they had the guts to broach this super-sensitive topic like this. Read more

This depiction managed to stir up the hornet's nest. According to Japanese news site Ebisoku, soon after the magazine hit the racks, the publisher, Shogakukan, was flooded with complaints and criticism that the manga was showing Fukushima in an exaggerated negative light. Read more

I love my One :)... Agreeing with them Read more