Gambus Kahn Writes: Back in 1987, I was at a bookstore with my brother looking at science fiction magazines. I came across an ad for a brand new anime/Japanese animation movie called Fist of the North Star: The Movie. I remembered that the artwork of the muscular Kenshiro and the destroyed city behind him was on such an epic level that I immediately wanted to watch this gore-fest. However, it was perhaps five or so years before I would work my way back to North Star. I remembered that the movie was above average, but was infused with a cool ultra-violent charm that just put a smile on my face.
GamingLives talks about bad games and loving all games equally.
"Things that others hold as the purist examples of the joy that gaming provides – games like the Mass Effect Trilogy and BioShock (but only the first one) – generally leave me feeling uninspired and itching to dive back into the b-movie thrills of whatever slightly crap game I’m thoroughly enjoying at the time."
Not sure why Uncharted is the photo used for an article about bad games. Whether the writer meant it or not, I austomatically dislike him/her. Uncharted is great.
Well, the uncharted photo got my attention. I think that was the point of using it. I clicked to link to a very good article :)
Japanese animation has come a long way, since the days of its niche appeal.
And nowhere is that more apparent, than in the way that gaming has embraced it.
Amazon has posted this week's Game Deals of the week.
Highlights include
Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage, usually $29.99 down to $9.99.
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, usually $39.99 down to $20.99.
This is not a duplicate. Mods check the submission times please. Ticket has been submitted. http://n4g.com/news/847382/... was submitted several hours after just approved first.
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