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PSN exists for a reason.

Speaking of... this is also a thing. It seems like it's just a rerelease of the original JP-ONRY PC release. I might pick it up, but to be honest, I don't want to double-dip on the game.

So, hey. This is a thing.

Just a reminder that Raiden IV Overkill was released on PSN last Tuesday, for twenty bones. And I think you can grab Mamoru-kun Curse! (released by UFO Interactive) and Under Defeat HD (released by Rising Star Games) for ten bucks, each. I mean, unless you hate the shootans on PS3.

The PSN store updates on Tuesdays, usually in the afternoon here on the east coast of Burgerstan. Check then, or on the following day.

I kinda figured the guy was a nut; I just didn't realize how nutty he was until recently.

That's funny; I've got Purse Owner 4, the first Power Rangers movie, and Devil May Cry 4 autographed by the guy as well. But for my copy of Purse Owner, he signed it as Adachi, since the bastard was my favorite villain. The Power Rangers movie went to my sister.

tl;dr: It's Bloody Palace: The Game.

So, apparently, Tecmo decided to release a $FREE bundle of their free-to-play DOA5U with Bruce Lee fairly recently. Dunno if any of you guys jumped on it, though. I'm probably just gonna treat this as an extended demo, like suggested; it's 2014, and I still don't feel comfortable buying digital...

Was a thing, as far as the North American release is concerned. Aeria Games pulled the plug on the game... 'round the end of January, IIRC. It's for the best, I say, Aeria pretty much screwed the pooch with that game, what with the whole lack of advertisements, the overpriced microtransactions...

Honestly, the main problem I have with most vidya ninja is that they're all graduates of the Robert Hamburger School of Ninjutsu*, as they mostly flip out and kill people all the time. Don't get me wrong; shit's hype as fuck, but still. Rikimaru, Ayame, and the Mark of the Ninja guy (I'm just...

Hi there.

What edition, though? That's the big thing. On a slightly related note, I was in a Roll20 Shadowrun campaign, though it kinda imploded since we couldn't synchronize our schedules. To be honest, though, I'd suggest newbies to Roll20 and p&p gaming alike to mess with something more rules-light...

I'm pretty sure that Federation vs. Zeon and Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam did indeed get US releases. Nothing else, though.

You can just pay for the card codes. I suggest Play-Asia.