It’s really nice that Capcom has gotten people interested in science with the latest Resident Evil game.
Brian Ashcraft
brianashcraft
Originally from Texas, Ashcraft has called Osaka home since 2001. He has authored six books, including most recently, The Japanese Sake Bible.
Hard disagree.
I’m an Indian who was raised in the Middle East and now lives in America, and I 100% don’t let my feet or the underside of my shoes touch anything that is supposed to be respected in Indian culture; the most common example being Books. I was taught from an early age not to let my books (school or… Read more
i dont care for pikachu but the kyogre lure is nice. makes me wanna go fishing...or take a bath
Thank you, Mario! But our princess is in another parking lot!
I get Korea’s issues with Japan but this seems a little unreasonable. It’s a symbol that doesn’t really look like anything, and a shrine that Japanese people still pay respect to. If they don’t like the content packs then they could just not buy them.
The new Yukata in that colour/style looks like a Jedi robe, so it has that going for it. Read more
It’s all about Mario’s nails now.
Great piece, Brian. Read more
These are massively overpriced, even by most pre-built system standards.
For that price the specs are ridiculous. As expected. Check price lists of small PC shops and you will get the exact same specs as the C300 for 500$ less.
“SNK was acquired by a group of Chinese companies in 2015" Read more
Those carts are a menace. I would have been surprised if they made goal.
As someone who makes 3D models of humanoid mechs, I can tell you that making one this flexible while still retaining the robot look is a feat of engineering. It’s extremely hard to make limbs that have such a range of articulation when you have a crap load of rigid armor than can’t bend. Read more
Why make it this... confusing?
In America, Ramune bottles would be 1 liter and the glass bead would weigh half a pound.
....And THEN he will retire. Really! For real really, real! Really!
This will not end well. Read more
You’d think video games of all hobbies would normally lend itself to people staying indoors. Isn’t there virtual stuff that people could be grinding for, like shinies or something?
I’m more curious about the world textures. Those images make it hard to tell if the world will look like low res like the Wii game. Which for the Wii was okay, but higher quality textures for the whole world would be nice.