Thanks again to Shadow Bone for finding this.
Lost: Dr. Linus
Mar 10
This is not a review, nor a summary. This is my reaction. Please comment with your own reactions.
Writer’s block is a pain in the ass. Especially when you’re the dominant member of a website that provides written content. I watched the episode, and I loved it, but I just couldn’t think of the proper words to convey this love. So I did what every great writer will do in that situation: get liquored up and take a nap…Okay, maybe that’s just my solution. The point is that it worked. While I’m hesitant to say that this was the best episode of the series, it’s definitely the best of the season so far. Most of my favorite characters were present, the flash sideways didn’t suck, and we actually got some answers for once. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m not sure how I missed this, but apparently back in January it was announced that a second set of Parallel Works videos were in production. It works out nicely however, because now there’s less time between my discovery of them and their release.
This new set of videos will ship on DVD in Japan on May 26th. The directors have been announced as well, but I don’t see the point in listing them all. With the exception of Shouji Saeki, who directed part of FLCL, they’re all relatively small names. If you really want to know who they are, click on the link below to read ANNs report.
Parallel Works came out in 2008. It was a series of music videos depicting the characters of Gurren Lagann in alternate worlds. For example, one video took place in medieval times where Kamina, Viral, and Simon are rescuing Nia from enslavement at the hand of the Lordgenome. The most notable of the set was the last one, which offered some back-story on Lordgenome and how he rose to power.
[SOURCE: Anime News Network]
ANIME
03/09/10
- Gaogaigar Season Two LiteBox
- Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple Season 2 Part 1
- Naruto Shippuden Vol. #07
- Neon Genesis Evangelion Movie 1.11 You Are [Not] Alone
- Neon Genesis Evangelion Movie 1.11 You Are [Not] Alone (Blu-Ray)
- You’re Under Arrest: Full Throttle Collection 1 Read the rest of this entry »
Despite its faults, Resident Evil 5 is one of my favorite games in recent history. It’s essentially Resident Evil 4 with better graphics and co-op, and a lot of people were bothered by that. However, that’s exactly what I was looking for, so Resident Evil 5 ended up being the catalyst in my purchasing an Xbox 360.
I’ll be the first to admit that it wasn’t a perfect game, but between replaying the campaign with my roommate and grinding it out in Mercenaries mode, it’s definitely among the most played of my games. Because of this, the announcement of new missions and costume packs was very exciting.
With Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition coming out tomorrow, the question is this: If you haven’t already purchased Resident Evil 5, should you bother getting the Gold Edition. The answer of course is, “Yes.” Resident Evil 5 was already pretty damn good, and the Gold Edition is the same game, $10 cheaper, and has all the bonus content included.
But what is all this bonus content about anyway? Read the rest of this entry »
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