Samsung Galaxy S3 Ad - YouTube
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fripSide「Decade」pv full [HD] - YouTube
Wah! Is that former fripSide vocalist, Nao? And there is a surprise near the end of the songgg...
fripSide「Decade」pv full [HD] - YouTube
fripSide「Decade」pv full [HD] - YouTube
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T.M.Revolution performs at ‘Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2012′
T.M.Revolution performs at ‘Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2012′
On November 9, T.M.Revolution (a.k.a Nishikawa Takanori) performed at Southeast Asia’s biggest anime festival, ‘Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2012‘ (AFA).
Nishikawa appeared on stage as the main act wearing a white leather long coat. He grabbed the crowd’s attention with a total of 16 songs such as the themes for the ‘Mobile Suit Gundam SEED‘ and ‘Sengoku BASARA‘ series.
During the encore, there were local fans who called out in Japanese, “One more time!” Nishikawa commented, “I owe it to everyone. Because everyone is here, I was able to come! No matter how far away Singapore might be, everyone who I connected with today are all a part of T.M.Revolution’s family.”
Nishikawa’s 90-minute performance entertained 3,000 fans.
On November 9, T.M.Revolution (a.k.a Nishikawa Takanori) performed at Southeast Asia’s biggest anime festival, ‘Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2012‘ (AFA).
Nishikawa appeared on stage as the main act wearing a white leather long coat. He grabbed the crowd’s attention with a total of 16 songs such as the themes for the ‘Mobile Suit Gundam SEED‘ and ‘Sengoku BASARA‘ series.
During the encore, there were local fans who called out in Japanese, “One more time!” Nishikawa commented, “I owe it to everyone. Because everyone is here, I was able to come! No matter how far away Singapore might be, everyone who I connected with today are all a part of T.M.Revolution’s family.”
Nishikawa’s 90-minute performance entertained 3,000 fans.
October 28, 2012
Animation Crowdfunding Site Anipipo Launching - News - Anime News Network
Animation Crowdfunding Site Anipipo Launching - News - Anime News Network
The Japanese/Thai IT service development company Goopa launched a preview of its crowdfunding service Anipipo on Thursday.
The service, which will be available in English and Japanese, is being developed to exclusively fund animated projects through individual contributors. The site is led by Hiroaki Taira, Vincent Sethiwan, Sam Tiyavutiroj and directed by Kentaro Sakakibara of the Japanese investment firm Samurai Incubate.The company launched a Japanese social network last year, also titled Goopa (a combination of "group" and "party"), that is aimed specifically at university clubs in Japan.Crowdfunding services such as Kickstarter funded Production I.G and Masaaki Yuasa's anime short Kick-Heart and Otakon and Studio Nasu's beat-em-up video game Crisis Heart Brawlers, Clash at Otakon!
The Japanese/Thai IT service development company Goopa launched a preview of its crowdfunding service Anipipo on Thursday.
The service, which will be available in English and Japanese, is being developed to exclusively fund animated projects through individual contributors. The site is led by Hiroaki Taira, Vincent Sethiwan, Sam Tiyavutiroj and directed by Kentaro Sakakibara of the Japanese investment firm Samurai Incubate.The company launched a Japanese social network last year, also titled Goopa (a combination of "group" and "party"), that is aimed specifically at university clubs in Japan.Crowdfunding services such as Kickstarter funded Production I.G and Masaaki Yuasa's anime short Kick-Heart and Otakon and Studio Nasu's beat-em-up video game Crisis Heart Brawlers, Clash at Otakon!
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The Surface Movement - YouTube
The Surface Movement - YouTube
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August 25, 2012
TODAYonline | Technology | Gaming | Capcom's Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor tanks
TODAYonline | Technology | Gaming | Capcom's Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor tanks: "our hands to reach the lever or to select your ammo.
Oh, and unlike other games, your crew members will let you know how they feel about your ability as captain of the tank. As a "veteran", I've had to slap a private when he freaked out in the midst of battle, pull another as he tried to run from the tank and had a guy fall asleep as I tried to locate the enemy through the scope.
That the characters grow and interact with you draws you into this game, even if the plot does not. If for nothing else, you just want to get your crew home in one piece.
Now, the bad bits: While immersive, the Kinect does not detect your body movements as smoothly or quickly - especially in the heat of battle.
Also, images are dark and lack detail, which made looking for the enemies a strain on my eyes. Instructions over a crackling radio are unclear and mostly ignored. Unlike most games I've played, the missions in this one sta"
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Oh, and unlike other games, your crew members will let you know how they feel about your ability as captain of the tank. As a "veteran", I've had to slap a private when he freaked out in the midst of battle, pull another as he tried to run from the tank and had a guy fall asleep as I tried to locate the enemy through the scope.
That the characters grow and interact with you draws you into this game, even if the plot does not. If for nothing else, you just want to get your crew home in one piece.
Now, the bad bits: While immersive, the Kinect does not detect your body movements as smoothly or quickly - especially in the heat of battle.
Also, images are dark and lack detail, which made looking for the enemies a strain on my eyes. Instructions over a crackling radio are unclear and mostly ignored. Unlike most games I've played, the missions in this one sta"
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