We do need a good anime thread on the site, to be fair. AnimeGAF is sort of into the whole "black hole of despair and moe" thing.
We do need a good anime thread on the site, to be fair. AnimeGAF is sort of into the whole "black hole of despair and moe" thing.
We do need a good anime thread on the site, to be fair. AnimeGAF is sort of into the whole "black hole of despair and moe" thing.
depends when you visit
I don't see Dan as "another Jeff" at all, and I've been a Dan fan for a long time, since I found out about the Replay series on Game Informer.
Dan is super positive, full of energy, and excited about video games pretty much all the time (unless you talk about stuff he doesn't understand, like soccer or whatever), Jeff often seems pretty negative. Did you hear how excited Dan was to bring up Tail of the Sun in that Long Night quick look, when Jeff couldn't be any less interested in that weird game?
If anything, Dan seems like some sort of weird amalgam of Jeff and Vinny, and I'm not sure how that's a bad thing.![]()
Oh yeah, I can totally see it. The rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle would make a really good cutesy talking animal sidekick. The pulley could be what gives Guybrush his magical pirate powers.You're right monkey island would make a great anime. Great idea fantastapotamus lets talk about anime some more, whats your favourite anime?
Oh yeah, I can totally see it. The rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle would make a really good cutesy talking animal sidekick. The pulley could be what gives Guybrush his magical pirate powers.
Well, yeah, that's what made the rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle choose him as the newest member of the cute magical pirate squad. He's going to need that ability when they set out on their magical adventures in outer space. Duh.But Guybrush's only power is the ability to hold his breath for 10 minutes.
So is this just another anime thread now? It was good while it lasted. Rip giant bomb
The live show with Vinny today, what's Bot Colony?
Bot Colony is the first video game ever to incorporate unrestricted, intelligent English dialogue as an integral part of gameplay[1] (see #Dialogue technology and comparison with previous games and chatbots section below for historical information supporting this claim). The game was designed by Eugene Joseph, the founder of North Side Inc., the Montreal based company developing Bot Colony and the natural language understanding technology behind the game. Early technology prototypes were shown at GDC in San Francisco in March 2009[2] and at E3 in June 2010.
Giantbomb was a swimming show with a lot of homoerotic subtext?
Bot Colony is the first video game ever to incorporate unrestricted, intelligent English dialogue as an integral part of gameplay
I can't say that I've seen a lot of giantbomb slashfiction or gay fanart, but I guess I can see your point.![]()
The live show with Vinny today, what's Bot Colony?
It's because of the massive distance between how humans actually speak, act, think, and feel compared to how it's portrayed in anime shows. Plenty of other animated entertainment don't seem to have this problem.I do find it weird when people have a massive general dislike for anime, unless you just don't like anything animated ever.
It's because of the massive distance between how humans actually speak, act, think, and feel compared to how it's portrayed in anime shows. Plenty of other animated entertainment don't seem to have this problem.
Don't want to turn this into a massive anime debate, people are free to like what they like, I just don't understand how people enjoy something so unrelatable. Whenever I hear one of those 5 minute protracted monologues where a character talks to themselves about how he/she must overcome and get stronger, I can't help but feel it's either because the show is so simply written they can't portray it through regular means like plot and subtext, or the writers think their audience is too emotionally/intellectually inept to pick up on it in any other way.
There's also the whole cultural influence that I would go scorched earth on if I had the power, but that's stereotyping slightly.
With so many other amazing mediums out there, I just look at anime and think why? It seems to have no redeeming value other than being designed as an extended time occupier for children with hours to fill every day.
It's because of the massive distance between how humans actually speak, act, think, and feel compared to how it's portrayed in anime shows. Plenty of other animated entertainment don't seem to have this problem.
Don't want to turn this into a massive anime debate, people are free to like what they like, I just don't understand how people enjoy something so unrelatable. Whenever I hear one of those 5 minute protracted monologues where a character talks to themselves about how he/she must overcome and get stronger, I can't help but feel it's either because the show is so simply written they can't portray it through regular means like plot and subtext, or the writers think their audience is too emotionally/intellectually inept to pick up on it in any other way.
There's also the whole cultural influence that I would go scorched earth on if I had the power, but that's stereotyping slightly.
With so many other amazing mediums out there, I just look at anime and think why? It seems to have no redeeming value other than being designed as an extended time occupier for children with hours to fill every day.
With so many other amazing mediums out there, I just look at anime and think why? It seems to have no redeeming value other than being designed as an extended time occupier for children with hours to fill every day.
You should watch some good ones. Check out the films by Satoshi Kon. His stuff is like watching a live-action movie. Beautiful music and animation and cool characters. The character designs in his movies tend to look more realistic as well.
Generalizing anime is like generalizing comics. They're not all about superheroes. There are ones out there that will match your taste.
Don't kid yourselves; 5 Centimeters Per Second, Berserk and Naruto are all pretty much the same.
With so many other amazing mediums out there, I just look at anime and think why? It seems to have no redeeming value other than being designed as an extended time occupier for children with hours to fill every day.
Don't kid yourselves; 5 Centimeters Per Second, Berserk and Naruto are all pretty much the same.
Cowboy Bebop and Evangelion might as well have been the same series
Watch Grave of the Fireflies. It's a good romantic comedy.
Watch Grave of the Fireflies. It's a good romantic comedy.
It's because of the massive distance between how humans actually speak, act, think, and feel compared to how it's portrayed in anime shows. Plenty of other animated entertainment don't seem to have this problem.
Don't want to turn this into a massive anime debate, people are free to like what they like, I just don't understand how people enjoy something so unrelatable. Whenever I hear one of those 5 minute protracted monologues where a character talks to themselves about how he/she must overcome and get stronger, I can't help but feel it's either because the show is so simply written they can't portray it through regular means like plot and subtext, or the writers think their audience is too emotionally/intellectually inept to pick up on it in any other way.
There's also the whole cultural influence that I would go scorched earth on if I had the power, but that's stereotyping slightly.
With so many other amazing mediums out there, I just look at anime and think why? It seems to have no redeeming value other than being designed as an extended time occupier for children with hours to fill every day.