The 1st season of the anime series ran from October to December last year. Start now so that you can anticipate for Season 2 :P.

I have no idea what this anime is about. Something about flying pantsu? Correct me if I’m wrong.. Seems to me that this anime might be worth the pick-up, unless it was given the green-lit for the fanservice ^-^”

Source: MAL

Track-list of the album as follows:

1. red moon
2. Hikari no Senritsu
3. Tetoteometome
4. fantasia
5. Haru wa Ougon no Yume no Naka
6. Kyrie
7. Yami no Uta
8. Hoshi no Utai
9. storia
10. intermezzo
11. progressive
12. Lacrimosa
13. I have a dream

A total of 13 tracks available in two editions: Regular Edition and Limited Edition. Limited Edition comprises of a bonus DVD featuring Yuki Kajiura concert performance footage and documentary. Album is available over at CDJapan, don’t miss out!

• Red Moon Limited Edition – 3,800 yen
• Red Moon Regular Edition – 3,059 yen

Enjoy 光の旋律 :3

Some close-ups of the posters. I chose to feature Snake and Paz only :P. You can view more of them over here.

They should actually hand out those posters to folks who purchase the game. I know many wouldn’t mind having a poster bundled together with the game. Goodies are awesome!!

On a related note, the game would be out in Japan this April 29, or in May for the NA or EU release. Do hop on over to Play-Asia to order your copy!

Set A is retailing at a price of 1,890 yen, scheduled to be out in June. Preorder over at Hobby Search.

Set B at a price of 1,890 yen too. Scheduled for release this June. Preorder over at Hobby Search.

Oh this is definitely tempting. But I’m lacking the space to even have these playsets. The Playset 01 I bought is collecting dust currently T_T.

As seen over at Kotaku, when a Xbox 360 console conked out in the past, folks would send their Xbox 360s to Microsoft in cardboard boxes affectionately called “coffins”.

I can’t believe this. Is this for real? Sadly folks who have their PS3 YLOD just trade in their PS3 for a PS3 Slim. LOL!

When asked about the chances of a direct FFXIII sequel, the game’s producer Yoshinori Kitase replied, “In the past three years we worked both on the world and on the various systems. Creating these systems isn’t very glamorous and can frankly be a bit boring.” Okay, go on.

“If we could do a XIII-2,” the producer added, “we could direct all our attention to the story and refine what we have already built.”

Wow I don’t know what to say. I’m currently into 20 hours plus of the game, gotta say the game is a graphics galore game for me since the battles are quite relaxing (except the boss battles!) But yeah, I am enjoying FF13 at this point and I haven’t completed the game.. so I will have to complete the game before believing whether or not FF13 requires a sequel >_<.

Source: Kotaku

Here is the list:

1. Treat girls to things

2. Carry things which are too heavy for her

3. Make flashy plays in sports in front of girls

4. Treat your kouhai [subordinates, etc] to things

5. Sing a ballad at karaoke

6. Gaze off distantly

7. Store up miscellaneous knowledge and suddenly disclose it

8. Undo the top two buttons of your shirt

9. Make sure you have a slanting forelock/bang

10. Languidly loosen your necktie

I kinda agree with #1 and #2, though it’s not really necessary. Oh wait did I mention I have a guy friend who totally gave me his stuff to carry for him at an event? My reaction was like O_O why am I carrying for you?? He insisted on carrying my stuff, so I gave it to him, only to be given back a few hours later, and in addition, I had to carry his stuff XD.

So which of the 10 ways above would you most likely be doing to impress a girl? ;)

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As I have stated in my post earlier, I have pre-ordered the limited edition PC version of Battlefield: Bad Company 2. I have collected my copy on March 2nd, however I was busy with work the previous week so I can finally write this post now.

If you are wondering which edition should you get, then I would say the standard one. The only real exclusive stuff that you can get out of the limited edition are a shirt, beta access, and in-game unlocks. The shirt is really nothing special (as you can see from the image), the beta is over, the in-game unlocks can be earned by spending more time in the game. Furthermore, the box looks the same as the standard edition but with the words “Limited Edition” slapped on top of the box art. So really, I do not see a point paying extra for this.

As I have stated in my previous post, the only reason that I have bought the limited edition was that if you pre-order it, you will be paying at no extra cost from the standard edition. So why not right?

Inside the box contains the game DVD, a manual and 3 codes. First, is the installation code. Second, is a weapon unlock (I got the AKS-74U, not sure if everybody is the same). Third, is the limited edition unlocks (in-game weapons and unlocks).

Yup, that is all you are going to get from the limited edition. Whether or not you want to get limited edition or standard edition is up to you, but take my advice and just get the standard edition =).

She will be exhibited tomorrow at the 7th Reitaisai event. Are you looking forward to purchasing more Touhou Nendoroids? :O

Retail price is at 2,800 yen, scheduled to be out this July. Preorder over at Hobby Search or Otacute. Alternatively do check out Play-Asia.

It’s strange that the figmas are etting their 2nd shipment.. But the Nendoroids aren’t! Lots of comrades here missed out on Nendoroid Ritsu or the earlier Nendoroid Mio and Yui because they hesitated too much XD. Wonder when will the nendoroids get the 2nd reissue?