Go ahead and ask some questions. Anime, music, podcasts, video games, conventions... whatever.
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Big news and podcast episodes get the spikes. I don't know if that's obvious, but maybe it should be :).
And we truly are global, so there is ALWAYS traffic around the world poking at the site. Don't really have any dead time in a 24 hour period. -
Everything's kinda turning into that these days, though, ain't it? I guess in a more classic sense, gotta go with Link's Awakening -- really looking forwarding to replaying it again via 3DS XL later this year (been... maybe six years since I last played?). But then there's stuff like Demon's/Dark Souls, which I totally respect and am glad I dabbled in and love the articles that pitch them as basically "what if Zelda 1 were modern" cuz that's what they are. And then there is Skyrim which I'm absorbed into on weekends... but its action/combat is so wonky, can/should you call it an action RPG...?
Ugh, I like video games. -
Depends on the adaptation or game. Leo for reach and all-around balance. 90s cartoon Raph for hilarity. Actual Raph for brooding. I guess I like them all :/
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Nope. Fell into the exact situation Capcom learned the hard way with having too many fighting games on the market again and being overwhelmed and not caring by the time it came out. I'm semi-interested, but that combined with the on-disc DLC fiasco (characters I wanted and were advertised to me as in the game long before they announced DLC plans) soured it for me.
Never been huge into Tekken, but played my fair share. Lots of Tekken 2 on PS1, and a ridiculous amount of Tag on PS2. That's about it. -
Both my professional and hobby lines of work are knowing the ins-and-outs of Internet usage and marketing, and to this day I have no freakin' clue what Tumblr is for.
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Neither, but if I had to pick, I'd go with Marvel. Been enjoying Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and I've enjoyed all the X-Men cartoons to various degrees (Evolution was the best, and you're wrong if you say anything else). Tried reading a few comics, but I just can't do it. Blargh.
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(pasting the rest of your question:) "Or even a conversation about what was removed from them (Bulma, Chibi Goku's Dragon Universe, etc.). Sorry I ran out of room on my other question."
I'd like to, and I think we will. I have a bunch of other video game stuff planned for the show, and I don't want them all jumbled together, so I'll try to hold off on that one until closer to the actual "Budokai HD Collection" release date so it feels timely. I think I have some pretty good/interesting stuff to say about the games and the early days of the revival. :) -
I'm down for whatever. What would it consist of? There aren't a whole lot of juicy stories or anything like that :P. It might be kinda bland.
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No more than with anything else, I don't think. Perhaps because DBZ is just so huge (and internationally so) that the amount of creepers seems even larger?
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Yeah, we used some free forum thing back on the pre-launched Daizenshuu EX in 2000ish. I don't remember much. Laserkid was there. He's old and crusty.
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It's with a Dragon Box: The Movies scouter soon after release, so that was... what?... 2007ish?
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Doing fine! Getting married later this year. No podcast plans :).
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Nope, don't own it, and yes, it's tough to track down.
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Only a little bit. I own it, but never played more than a couple minutes of it. I know I should.
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The stuff that I keep up with is something like: Absolute Punk, Anime News Network, BensBargains.net, Gamasutra News, Destructoid, Joystiq, 1UP (News + Retronauts), Slashdot, TechCrunch, Techdirt, Wired's Game|Life
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To set the stage, I've watched the tiniest bit into Skypeia, and have read one or two volumes into Thriller Bark.
I'm only into Thriller Bark overall, so it's hard to say. I'd say IT is my least favorite, but I haven't finished it yet. I didn't enjoy Skypeia as much as I hoped I would -- I might have to watch it instead of reading it and see if that helps any. All of Water 7 was pretty great, but having only read it once (as opposed to Alabasta both reading/watching), I'd have to revisit it again a while down the road to see if it holds up.
In terms of collecting it all, I see a point where owning all the manga digitally would be pretty convenient and even lower in cost than it is now, so that's not too bad. Buying FUNimation's "Collection" sets for ~$20 on Amazon is also a nice way to keep up with the TV series, but I'm less worried about being able to afford it all and more concerned about actually seeing it all get released over here. -
Most of it isn't all that bad, especially when you think about the author being a regular ol' perv of a dude himself. Maybe a bit early on when Bulma's only 16ish, but... she's... asking for it...? Ugh, no, that's not right...
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I am Sirmikel, an Imperial. Currently level 23. Heavy armor, favoring an Elven Mace in my right hand and magic in my left (lots of fire and healing). In the main quest, just did Alduin's wall thing and I am back off to the priests to learn more. Completed the entire magic college quest, which I liked a lot. Did some intro stuff with the Companions and also really liked that one trial quest they sent me on with the one dude who did the cool thing while I was stuck behind bars. Least favorite part was that party earlier on that Delphine(?) sent me to where a dude that needed to live somehow died and I couldn't get the key to escape and had to replay that whole portion. Want to start focusing on smithing a bit more to get these weapons all awesome. Yep. Skyrim.
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On my main computer at home, I actually didn't even bother porting over any bookmarks to my browser. I constantly keep open tabs with Google Reader, e-mail, Kanzenshuu forum, and Twitter. Beyond that, there are just a couple other sites that I randomly use for other stuff, so I just type it in if I need it. My work computer has a few extras that I don't use often but want available if I need them right away (which I have in the bookmarks toolbar; things like stock photo account, website admin, feed validation, and some others).

