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For those of us who were unable to take the trip to Tuscaloosa, Alabama last weekend, YouTube user poochyenarulez posted this video featuring a good eight minutes of Little Kuriboh’s panel. It features Merrick commentating on the first episode of Yu Gi Oh 5D’s.
That man sure knows how to entertain a crowd.
Source: YouTube (poochyenarulez)
Last week Machinima posted this trailer for the upcoming Moon Diver. The game is planned for release sometime this year.
Taking place in the beginning of the 22nd century a dark fore takes over the world by bringing inanimate objects to life. After the human race takes a wallop, a group of ninjas called the Moondivers begin to fight back.
In these first two videos we see the cast of K-On taking on the roles of the female cast from Persona 4, while performing the ending credits of their own show (“Don’t Say Lazy” & “No Thank You”). The video following is the cast of Persona 4 taking on the roles of cast of Soul Eater, while performing the (3rd) ending credits to said show.
While the second video appear unfinished, they’re all still a good watch. Hopefully the creator will be able to produce a more polished product in the near future.
Kinda ironic that Mio looks a lot like herself when playing the role of Yukiko. Also is that Adachi? No way…
And finally after 100 episodes of waiting, Goku takes his first step on Namek. On the next episode of Dragon Ball Z, Goku takes his second step!
Source: YouTube (TeamFourStar)
YouTube user techknott posted this video on his YouTube channel. It’s a portable PS2.
While there aren’t any details in the description, the video does show both the front and back end of the console. The PS2 is (at time of this post) on sale. If you’re interested go to his channel to send him a message.
Source: YouTube (techknott)
In the game “Rebuild” the city has been overrun by zombies. Only a handful of people have have managed to create a zombie free zone; it’s relatively protected by a barracades. You orgainize daily tasks which include recruiting survivors, scavenging for food, and reclaiming land. The city blocks are divided into different categories that increase food, morale, living quarters, defense, and technology. You are placed smack dab in the middle of the city, and since each map is random, no two cities are alike. There are several ways of winning the game (besides clearing all the tiles out) – and they include reclaiming city hall to create a new parliament, reclaiming an evil cemetery to seal a portal, or reclaiming three labradories to find a find a cure.
All the essential staples for a quick game are here. It takes less than a minute to send out all the needed commands for a single day, and the save feature makes it easy to pick up where you. What I really liked about it is the whole new spin on zombie survivor genre. For the most part it’s also well balanced, and while I’ve had trouble getting to an essential block, I’m able to endure in normal difficulty.
The only real bone that I have to pick with it is the learning curve between “Normal” and “Hard”. While there is a something of a balance in challanges with in the former, the latter is unforgiving in attacks, and this is taking into account that there are two even more difficult levels to choose from (“Harder” and “Nightmare”). The other (more forgiveable) issue is much like “Flight”, you can only go to the main menu if you reload the page. This makes it tedious if you want to start all over again.
In short it’s a fun little game for the zombie lovers who want to get some game on during their break. If you’re looking to get the taste of Valentine’s Day out of your mouth you could do a lot worse. To check it out click here.
I think I’m going to have to dedicate at least one day a week soley to Miku Hatsune. Just to get it out of the internet’s system.
Earlier this week YouTube user onlykma posted this fascinating video of Miku Hatsune playing DDR. It initally begins rather slow paced and soon turns inhumanley fast.
The song should be very familiar to Final Fantasy V fans…
Koga Records posted this video of Special Thanks performing “How are you” in Okazaki, Japan. This was days after their release of their first full album “SEVEN LOVERS”.
The album is currently available in the U.S. via JapanFiles.com for $9.90. For for more infromation visit JapanFiles.com/SpecialThanks.
Source: KOGARECORDS