Here’s another podcast where Xan and I say things about stuff.
This is what’s important:
Music – Some song by Antic Cafe, All Alone By Project Baki
Promos – Luke & Elliot’s Bear Fighting Extravaganza, Anime Pacific Read the rest of this entry »
I DID NOT write this, though I wish I could say that I had. This was found by one of our writers, NoBadsign, and I couldn’t resist the urge to share it with the rest of the world. I’m not sure who the author is, but let me know if you do so I can give them the credit they deserve. I’m posting this as is, so any errors in grammar or spelling aren’t my fault. So without further adieu, I present to you The End of Time.
Anne sighed as she sat in her room, staring at her wall. She just finished writing in her diary, and had nothing to do. Life was boring in the Secret Annex, but it was better than the alternative. It was alright talking to Peter and Margot, but they were both such quiet people, unlike the always active Anne. All of a sudden, a flash of light appeared in the room! Anne jumped back, stifling a scream. Before she could run out the closed door she noticed that the person who appeared in the flash was not a Nazi officer, but someone who she had never seen before! His clothes were very strange, and his hair was in a spiky style that was totally new to her. She stood against the wall, wary of the stranger, but he walked towards her and smiled, extending a hand. “My name is Goku.” The mysterious stranger said. Anne nervously put her hand in his. He bent down and kissed it softly, then let go. Anne blushed, feeling something she had never felt before go off inside of her. “My name is Anne…” she replied quietly. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m pretty sure you’ll never find a podcast with a better title than this one. I was going to name it, “Fuck That! Let’s Talk About Dicks and Pussy,” but I was worried about iTunes flipping out and removing my podcast from the store.
MAIN TOPIC OF THIS PODCAST - Uncommon punctuation, fansub hate, video games teaching children how to read Read the rest of this entry »
I’m going to reiterate what I have probably said before–I’m not a hardcore gamer. In fact, I am an occasional gamer at best, so it’s rare I stick with a franchise or a game for too long. I don’t even own a console made post-2006. The point I am trying to make is that there are only three games that I have stuck with and bought the sequels to: The Sims, Sonic Adventure*, and Bloody Roar 3. This final game is what I am going to be pitching to you today; or rather, it’s Gamecube incarnation–Bloody Roar: Primal Fury. Bloody Roar is a fighting game, and I believe they are often compared to Tekken; however, I have never played Tekken, so I’m going to pretend it doesn’t exist. That okay? Good. I’ll put my chainsaw down.
What makes Bloody Roar different from other fighting games is that the characters are able to change into animals at will. It takes place in an alternate word where people with this ability are feared and misunderstood (they’re basically the emos of their world). The games follow the characters in their quest for knowledge of their condition…that’s about it. The story is a bit thin, but this a fighting game where a girl turns into a bunny, so what did you expect? Read the rest of this entry »
Thanks again to Shadow Bone for finding this.
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