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Haha! That's pretty SLICK!

I love it how she says "I hope that I get a good comment" while commenting is disabled.

Can't we all just get along?

Banned because your member number divided by your post count is 76.0572207, which contains an infinite number of decimal places. Therefore, you are being irrational.

Banned for claiming to have sixteen nostrils!

All mimsy were the borogoves, and the mome raths outgrabe.

I suspect that his clothes are insulated and made of stainless steel.

It would have been ten times awesomer if someone found a way to do that with raw eggs, but this is pretty f***ing cool!

Interesting new info. I'd love it if Coded came out on the PSP as well, but I think it's a bit too late to hope for that (since it's scheduled to come out this year), unless they decided to hide that detail for some reason.

Thanks for the update, Xaldin! ^^

......b******. I felt like it should have been funny, but it wasn't. Except for the part where that guy quits halfway through the video...that was funny.

But, if he didn't deserve it, then the end wasn't fitting =_=;

I agree, at the end, he was nothing more than "a crazy serial killer" as Near puts it. I think that one of the most interesting things about Death Note is the gradual loss of sanity that Light undergoes. In the last episode, the idea that Light hates to lose is reestablished, as he runs away from the handcuffs, the warehouse, and makes several stupid moves. If he had been more subtle and taken more time, he may have been able to write down Near's name, but he had completely lost it at that point.

Out of everyone, I felt the worst for Mikami. He saw how pathetic, insane, and mortal his god was, that he felt so distressed, confused and betrayed, all he could do was commit suicide. I've heard people say that he did it as a diversion so that Light could escape, but that's a bit of a stretch. Knowing how devoted Mikami was to "god" before this episode, he probably would have committed suicide with a smile if he knew it would help god. But considering all that happened moments before, Light acting like a lunatic and ending up flopping around like a fish bleeding in a puddle, I don't think this is the case, especially since we see Mikami's disturbed reaction to all of these things. Mikami didn't commit suicide so that Light could escape, Light simply used Mikami's death as a chance to run away.

I have to admit that I have similar morals as Light. I believe that by killing someone who would intentionally kill a person (excluding self-defense) or purposely ruin a person's life completely beyond repair, the world would benefit. People who fall under this category include murderers, sometimes rapists, and on rare occasions, thieves. However, I don't believe in killing people who commit lesser crimes than that.

Light had a pretty good idea, but like most protagonist's of Greek Tragedies, he had one huge flaw: arrogance. His first mistake was trying to change the world on a large scale and establishing himself as a god. Maybe it is okay to kill some criminals....some. What he tried to do was scare people into no longer committing crimes, that's a pretty heavy load to dump on people; it even makes the innocent afraid.

His second mistake was killing innocent people who chased after him. As soon as he killed Lind L. Tailor he was no longer the least bit justified. Plus, no one would have been able to catch Light if he hadn't done that, and the Japanese would think L was crazy for suspecting that Kira was in Japan XD

His final mistake (I know I left quite a few out, but I wanted to talk about this one, since it relates to the last episode) was his self-confidence. There wasn't a single doubt in his mind that he would succeed in killing Near, the task force and the SPK. The way their meeting was set up, either Light or Near would end up winning; there was almost no possibility that they would all walk out of there just as they had walked in. In this kind of situation, you would think Light would have a backup plan ready. He was so confident that his plan would work that he didn't bother considering the possibilty that Near would see through it. It didn't even have to be anything too complex either. Maybe he could have Mikami take a single page from the notebook and hide in a seperate place when he sent the five pages to Takada. Or, even better, tell Mikami to bring a shotgun or two XD Write that the first person dies of accidental death, just in case somebody starts faking a heart attack, and if nobody dies, start killin' the old-fashion way (hehehe, it's fun to plot >:D).

Well, I feel that he got what he deserved. I did feel really bad for him though; he was completely humiliated, even though he did it to himself. I love the final scene of this episode. When he was running, he looked so pathetic, and you can almost see him think "my dream is crumbling." It was amazing when he saw his past self walking in the oposite direction. I think he somewhat realized in that moment how far he fell since he picked up the death note.

Finally, his death scene was incredibly peaceful. Light looks incredibly sad at first, partially because he knows he lost...mostly because he knows he lost. However, I think he also regrets what he did, regaurdless of how small that feeling actually is. His long drawn out death allows him some self-reflection, and as the scene progresses, he goes from looking somber to regretful to an eventual acceptance. In fact, when he sees L looking over him as he dies, I'm pretty sure I saw Light with a subtle smirk, even though he's not smiling.

Why are you asking for it? You know it's in the first post, right?

Wow, that's amazing. Although I'm not sure exactly what happened XD Was the point of that to make two bosses fight, or to be able to freely control the camera in a battle?

Yes, I figured as much, but I'm still surprised that we saw BBS footage before 358/2 Days. Although, I guess it was just luck, since both videos already came out, they just weren't officially released to the world in high quality.

Now I'm really excited! Also, it's good to know that there are definitely vioces for this game.

I'm suprised that we still don't have any decent footage of 358/2 Days. Isn't that supposedly going to come out in August?

Well, it doesn't really matter to me who found it first, thanks to you all!

Alright, thanks AntiWeapon.

Reguarding road to oblivion's question, these codes are both for RAW codes (Codebreaker and Gameshark) as well as the North American version of ARMAX. Although, if you read the first post you would've gotten your answer without having to ask DX Well, if you have any more questions about using cheats in general, read this FAQ.

We should totally make new members take an oath. Have an image of what they have to type so they can't just copy and paste it....Yes, I am joking, that would be really boring and drastic for just a forum, but I do think it would help at least a little.

lol, just don't push yourself too hard.

It's been a while since I've used it, but I'm pretty sure that the Way To The Dawn works with the Universal Weapon Mod, unfortunately the code is glitchy in the sense that your attacks don't even hit. As for Kairi's Keyblade, I've never been able to get that to work, but from what I've heard it doesn't act as a weapon; it's just an item.

If anybody can correct me if I'm wrong, or clarify on how to enable Kairi's Keyblade, that would be great.