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My podcast thoughts:

-Eh, I thought the KH2.5 HD ReMIX box art looks neat ._. (Riku looks kinda weird though)
-HOW HAS NOBODY ELSE HERE WATCHED "BEAST WARS"? THAT WAS MY SH I T. I'M ACTUALLY REWATCHING IT AND IT'S STILL AWESOME.
-Cartoons I'm watching currently are "Legend of Korra" and, if it counts, "Archer."
-Rebecca Sugar is a great name.
-"Legend of Korra," as you guys put it, is a mixture of Eastern and Western animation: Eastern design and themes, Western writing and production (especially in terms of comedy.) Just don't call it an anime...
-Also neat thing about "Korra"; it's animated by the same studio that animated the excellent "The Boondocks"
-(absence of comments for "Adventure Time" discussion)
-OKAY SO THE YUGIOH ANIME WAS BULLSHIT. THEY CONSTANTLY CHANGED THE RULES OF THE ACTUAL CARD GAME.
-Extra thing: the actual "God Cards" in the Yugioh card game...aren't that good lol, except for Obelisk the Tormentor. Slifer and Ra are nerfed beyond being useful unless you're already got your enemy's field empty.
-I think that animation is totally accepted in America, but not typically for the same kinds of stories that are told in anime. "Archer" and "Bob's Burgers" are examples of highly succesful animated series, and are quite different from the kinds of stories I generally follow in anime.
-YO SOUTH PARK CAN ACTUALLY BE GOOD AT TIMES.
-Western animation doesn't stick to human proportions all the time...if anything, anime is more like that. Most of the western cartoons I watched in my childhood included
-High Frequency thing: IT'S PRONOUNCED "rye-den" NOT "ray-den." And I'd upgrade a crowbar, because Half-Life Rising mang.
-I totally remember those Playstation sampler demo things! Xbox did it too , and while I miss them, they don't really have a place in a digital market now ;.;
-"The Stanley Parable" is a freaking awesome demo for all the reasons discussed.

A new cinematic has been posted.

RENGAR AND AHRI AND NAUTILUS AND JAX YESSS

Hence, why I included the last sentences of my post. I guess I could have cut off the thing about understanding? I dunno.

It's more for me the fact that EA just had to make their own digital platform rather than play nice with Steam, thus keeping any future PC releases from being on any platform other than Origin (like Dead Space 3 and all future Battlefield releases.) So, unless your Steam friends also have you on Origin, you won't be able to find them easily. And, you won't get nearly the same quality or quantity of sales on Origin itself as you would on Steam, GOG, GreenManGaming, etc.

For myself, Origin is....just ok. Mainly cause almost all of the 9 games I own were given away by EA (my brother bought Battlefield 3)

Also, EA.

Just giving my own point-of-view.

News: Gamestop is going to have exclusive DLC: you can play part of the story as Red Hood.



No doubt only a timed exclusive, but I am disappointed (yet also not surprised) that they're sticking in store-exclusive content again.

Because some people, myself included, don't mind seeing games look better? Nobody said the game looks bad (though it does look noticeably rougher when you're playing on an HDTV compared to an SDTV with a smaller screen size for the proper fitting image.)

I don't care for blurry games, especially if they have text (seriously, I tried playing Dead Rising on an SDTV AND I COULDN'T READ SHIT) so I'm all for bringing good games into HD quality.

But, before it's assumed that I'm telling you to deal with it; you can still enjoy your non-HD games, that's fine. Just try to understand why some people do want HD versions.

What's "DA"?

The one at the bottom, just titled JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. You'll know if you got the right one as long as the protagonist is named Johnathon Joestar. Stardust Crusaders is the sequel.

Uprising is, to me, the far superior Tron animated series. Lawrence can tell you better than I about how good it is, and how stupid Disney is for neglecting it (and the rest of Tron) completely.

As in I'm currently watching Season 2 of Breaking Bad. Just recently got to Saul. These guys write the best characters.

Eh, the Dante's Inferno game was nothing particularly interesting to me. God of War at least has great boss fights, neat weapons, and pretty good combat.

The movie was...ok, I guess.

I want more Tron: Uprising more than I do Legacy. Flynn is a super boring character to follow compared to Beck, though I do like Quorra.

Also, fuck yeah Breaking Bad. I'm nearly done with Season 2 and it really is as good as people have said.

I tried the demo of it, and just found it to be a less well-done God of War, though I do like the concept enough to have watched the animated movie.

Is it weird that I don't really care for the competitive scene? Like, I'll watch a few games here and there, but I don't really know the teams well; I'm just interested in getting the Ranked tier rewards (dat Victorious Elise skin that I missed...)