Quote by Abi-sanI have to admit , the
trailer looks nice but I was expecting that OAV would be a continuation of the
story started in TV series. It looks like it will be tha same story all over
again with some cosmetic changes ...
After the Valentine Brothers attack Hellsing Manor, it'll be a totally different
(and much, much better) story than the anime. That should take place in the next
episode, and after that it'll be all new stuff.
Also, the raw for the full first episode is out, so hopefully the fansubs should
start showing up in the next few days.
Narutaru without a doubt. It started off as practically a kids show, then people
start dying, then some of the most disturbing stuff I've seen in any show, anime
or not, happens. The last two episodes were like the dog scene in Elfen Lied
looped over and over again.
I'm going to be foaming at the mouth for the full version once the 10th rolls
around. My only question is are they going to flesh out the events that occured
in the digest verion or add more scenes on top of what we've already seen? My
money's on the first one.
I'll continue to get the Ghost in the Shell: 2nd Gig, Ah! My Goddess, and
Gankutsuou discs, and depending on my financial situation there's a good chance
I'll be picking up Mai HiME as it comes out.
Call of Duty 2 (had some choice words for some parts of that game on Veteran
difficulty), Condemned: Criminal Origins, Perfect Dark Zero, and I completed the
Story and Time Attack modes for everyone in DoA 4 not too long ago.
I think that the market share difference between Sony and Microsoft is going to
be significantly smaller than in the previous generation, due in part to the
360's head start as well as the fact that, with the Xbox, Microsoft showed the
world that they do indeed know what they're doing, and the improvements they've
made to the 360 as well as the advancements with Xbox Live is going to show Sony
that they can't ignore them.
Having not followed the PS3 that much ( I try to catch the major developments,
but not much else), I can't speak too
intelligently about it, but I have a feeling that Sony will continue to dominate
in the RPG crowd and will retain their commanding lead in the Asian market. In
terms of the merits of the console itself, we'll just have to see what turns out
to be true and what is just smoke and mirrors.
Nintendo, I really hope, will catch up a bit in this generation. The Gamecube
was the only console I didn't buy this past generation, but the backward
compatability that has been promised has me genuinely interested in the
Revolution. My only worry is that we haven't seen enough of the controller to
know if it is going to tie-in well with the games or be another gimick, because
I think that it may be what makes or breaks the console.
I waited outside my local Best Buy all on Monday night, along with about 100
other people. Sadly they only had 50 systems, so a lot of people went home
empty-handed. I've been playing a ton of Perfect Dark Zero and quite a bit of
Project Gotham 3, and I've loved every second of it. And the way Microsoft made
the 360 able to interface with computers on your home network has really
impressed me; the setup couldn't have been easier.
I use hotmail almost exclusively. I have an account with my ISP, but the only
thing that ever shows up in it is spam (despite my never having given the
address out).
A friend and I had a contest to see who could leave theirs on the longest, but
he had an unfair advantage because we started it shortly before summer break,
and he drove home from school with his computer in the back seat plugged into
his battery backup. I think I made it about 40 days before a critical
reboot-needing update came out. Now the only reason I reboot it is for Windows
updates or new video card drivers.
People see calmness in your eyes. You like to keep cool in a crisis. You know
that if you don't panic, things will be worked out much quicker and with fewer
hitches. People probably end up feeling less worried when they are around you.
You've got a good attitude. Keep it up.
Mostly wallscrolls and posters, but I've got a fair number of models and
figures, and a couple artbooks. I'd like to get more of the books, but some of
them are just too expensive.
Unless I'm forgetting some, I have 2 pairs of sneakers, 2 pairs of sandals, and
3 pairs of dress shoes. So 7, which is probably the most I've ever owned at one
time. Nothing compared to my sister's collection though
Aside from activities on MT, I enjoy watching anime (with my dad in the case of
domestic releases), reading manga, looking on the net for something to
watch/read, chatting with friends, playing video games, and listening to music.
And after listing all that, I think I need to get out more .
I'd heard a ton of good things about this movive after it had come out, and poor
unfortunate me pretty much had to wait for the dvd release, so I think it had
been a little over-hyped for me by the time I saw it. I still liked it a lot,
but I don't think it's one I'll go out and buy anytime soon.
All the same, I thought the black and white with bits of color turned out really
well in this, just like the few scenes of pure black and white (the scene in the
beginning with Kevin's glasses being all white was great), and the stories were
interesting, but I could've used a little more of Marv's rampage .
Pushit [Live] - Tool
This one is just so freaking cool, it starts out slow and soft and gets heavier
as it goes on, and there's nothing like a tablas solo in a heavy metal song .
Zone of the Enders. Finished it the day after I got it. I was a tad disappointed, thank god for the replay value.
NES: 21
snes: 9
n64: 13
Game Boy: 7
Genesis: 10
ps2: 7
Xbox: 30
Xbox 360: 5 (not counting XBL Arcade games)
PC & Mac: 26
128 total, way more than I would have thought
NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, N64, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360.
After the Valentine Brothers attack Hellsing Manor, it'll be a totally different (and much, much better) story than the anime. That should take place in the next episode, and after that it'll be all new stuff.
Also, the raw for the full first episode is out, so hopefully the fansubs should start showing up in the next few days.
ElderScrolls IV: Oblivion, Gears of War, Halo 3, and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (might convince me to buy a Revolution).
Narutaru without a doubt. It started off as practically a kids show, then people start dying, then some of the most disturbing stuff I've seen in any show, anime or not, happens. The last two episodes were like the dog scene in Elfen Lied looped over and over again.
I'm going to be foaming at the mouth for the full version once the 10th rolls around. My only question is are they going to flesh out the events that occured in the digest verion or add more scenes on top of what we've already seen? My money's on the first one.
I'll continue to get the Ghost in the Shell: 2nd Gig, Ah! My Goddess, and Gankutsuou discs, and depending on my financial situation there's a good chance I'll be picking up Mai HiME as it comes out.
Call of Duty 2 (had some choice words for some parts of that game on Veteran difficulty), Condemned: Criminal Origins, Perfect Dark Zero, and I completed the Story and Time Attack modes for everyone in DoA 4 not too long ago.
I think that the market share difference between Sony and Microsoft is going to be significantly smaller than in the previous generation, due in part to the 360's head start as well as the fact that, with the Xbox, Microsoft showed the world that they do indeed know what they're doing, and the improvements they've made to the 360 as well as the advancements with Xbox Live is going to show Sony that they can't ignore them.
Having not followed the PS3 that much ( I try to catch the major developments, but not much else), I can't speak too intelligently about it, but I have a feeling that Sony will continue to dominate in the RPG crowd and will retain their commanding lead in the Asian market. In terms of the merits of the console itself, we'll just have to see what turns out to be true and what is just smoke and mirrors.
Nintendo, I really hope, will catch up a bit in this generation. The Gamecube was the only console I didn't buy this past generation, but the backward compatability that has been promised has me genuinely interested in the Revolution. My only worry is that we haven't seen enough of the controller to know if it is going to tie-in well with the games or be another gimick, because I think that it may be what makes or breaks the console.
I waited outside my local Best Buy all on Monday night, along with about 100 other people. Sadly they only had 50 systems, so a lot of people went home empty-handed. I've been playing a ton of Perfect Dark Zero and quite a bit of Project Gotham 3, and I've loved every second of it. And the way Microsoft made the 360 able to interface with computers on your home network has really impressed me; the setup couldn't have been easier.
All the computers in the house are running Windows Xp (Pro on mine, Home on the other two).
I use hotmail almost exclusively. I have an account with my ISP, but the only thing that ever shows up in it is spam (despite my never having given the address out).
A friend and I had a contest to see who could leave theirs on the longest, but he had an unfair advantage because we started it shortly before summer break, and he drove home from school with his computer in the back seat plugged into his battery backup. I think I made it about 40 days before a critical reboot-needing update came out. Now the only reason I reboot it is for Windows updates or new video card drivers.
P4 1.7 GHz
768 MB RAM
GeForce 3
Sound Blaster Audigy
2x Maxtor 120 GB HDD
Windows Xp Pro
Nothing fancy, I've had it for 4 years now. One I get a job lined up I'm having a friend build me a new box with as much stuff in it as I can afford.
Juno Reactor - Feel the Universe
People see calmness in your eyes. You like to keep cool in a crisis. You know that if you don't panic, things will be worked out much quicker and with fewer hitches. People probably end up feeling less worried when they are around you. You've got a good attitude. Keep it up.
3% of people had this result.
After I got over how hot she was, I was pretty surprised. A 7 I'd say.
Mostly wallscrolls and posters, but I've got a fair number of models and figures, and a couple artbooks. I'd like to get more of the books, but some of them are just too expensive.
Unless I'm forgetting some, I have 2 pairs of sneakers, 2 pairs of sandals, and 3 pairs of dress shoes. So 7, which is probably the most I've ever owned at one time. Nothing compared to my sister's collection though
Just one besides MT. I used to post there several times a day, but now I'm there mostly to keep current on news and what's going on over there.
Aside from activities on MT, I enjoy watching anime (with my dad in the case of domestic releases), reading manga, looking on the net for something to watch/read, chatting with friends, playing video games, and listening to music. And after listing all that, I think I need to get out more
.
I'd heard a ton of good things about this movive after it had come out, and poor unfortunate me pretty much had to wait for the dvd release, so I think it had been a little over-hyped for me by the time I saw it. I still liked it a lot, but I don't think it's one I'll go out and buy anytime soon.
All the same, I thought the black and white with bits of color turned out really well in this, just like the few scenes of pure black and white (the scene in the beginning with Kevin's glasses being all white was great), and the stories were interesting, but I could've used a little more of Marv's rampage
.
Pushit [Live] - Tool
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This one is just so freaking cool, it starts out slow and soft and gets heavier as it goes on, and there's nothing like a tablas solo in a heavy metal song